Dead Ringer (2003)

I have loved reading the novels in this series but this novel won't win a top recommendation. At first I thought it would be as highly engaging as previous storylines especially since Bennie Rosato as owner and lead lawyer of the all female firm Rosato and Associates would be in a race against time to save her law firm, clients, and reputation from her "evil" twin sister. As Bennie's sister hasn't been heard from in a few years many of the people that Bennie interacts with on a daily basis aren't even aware that she has a sister - let alone an identical twin.

As compelling as the story is with the overall "good vs. evil" theme Bennie doesn't seem to be the same character during some of the dialogue exchanges and personal thoughts. ( )

2006

If you take the time to think about the premise of this book, it's quite scary. I mean, can you imagine going about your business, and suddenly being accosted by a total stranger accusing you of things you have never even contemplated, never mind done? Well, this is exactly what happened in this book.

Mercy is a dead ringer for Thomas dissapeared wife. Thomas grabs her from Bermuda and her life spirals out of her control. Mistaken for someone else and judged by someone else's deeds, Mercy has a tough time finding her bearings, never mind trying to convince all of them about her real identity. Meanwhile she is dodging bullets and kidnappers, while trying to save "her son", Daniel's life. Throughout all this chaos and mistaken identity she clings to her faith.

I would recommed this book to all who loves a Christian spin on a Romantic Suspense.

Thank you to Netgalley for the opportunity to read and review this book. ( )

entertainingly written, fun characters, but predictable plot and excessive cursing ( )

This is another page turner of Lisa's. Lot's of suspense, and humor. ( )