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Margin of Error (1997)

by Edna Buchanan

Series: Britt Montero (5)

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Crime reporter Britt Montero's dreams have been haunting her. She had to shoot a man to save her own life, and the memory of it is torturing her. Meanwhile, a major Hollywood actor strides into the newsroom - and Britt's life - hoping to do research for the character he portrays: a secret agent undercover as a Miami crime reporter. An obsessed madwoman stalks the star, and mysterious mishaps, accidents, and deaths push Britt and the star closer together. Both are menaced by the stalker. Or is it someone else who is determined to sabotage the film and kill the star?… (more)
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Either the author Buchanan, or the main character Britt Montero, is getting a bit too judgmental for my tastes. I'm not sure if I'm going to keep reading/listening to this series, partly because of this.
Erin Bennett narrates this uneven novel, where you're not really sure if it's over and done with, or not.
3 stars, not really recommended. ( )
  stephanie_M | Apr 30, 2020 |
Hollywood actor Lance Westfell arrives in Miami for the shoot of a film in which he plays a reporter. To familiarize him with the profession, reporter Britt Montero is assigned to keep him company. A dangerous assignment as the actor is being stalked by a woman.

There was a lot going on in this story. There’s the stalker following Lance around. Then someone is trying to kill Lance. Then Lance and Britt get romantic. Britt also investigates a welfare mother accused of letting her baby starve. I thought there was too much going on, especially the romance between Lance and Britt. Just so-so for me. ( )
  gaylebutz | Mar 22, 2020 |
Wonderful! ( )
  Anna_Maria_Polidori | Sep 6, 2017 |
Wonderful! ( )
  buckwriter | Jan 29, 2017 |
Again, this was a repeat read that I didn't remember until at least half-way through. Still, I like her writing, and it was a nice summer diversion. ( )
  BookConcierge | Feb 19, 2016 |
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Crime reporter Britt Montero's dreams have been haunting her. She had to shoot a man to save her own life, and the memory of it is torturing her. Meanwhile, a major Hollywood actor strides into the newsroom - and Britt's life - hoping to do research for the character he portrays: a secret agent undercover as a Miami crime reporter. An obsessed madwoman stalks the star, and mysterious mishaps, accidents, and deaths push Britt and the star closer together. Both are menaced by the stalker. Or is it someone else who is determined to sabotage the film and kill the star?

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