Stephanie Plum, Book 17 I Picked Up This Book Because: Continue the series The Characters: Stephanie Plum: Joe Manelli: Carlos “Ranger” Manoso: Grandma Mazur, Lula, Connie, Tank, The Story: Stephanie will be Stephanie. As inadequate of a bounty hunter as she is she really is a smart girl with g...
I expect certain things when I read a Stephanie Plum novel... I expect Stephanie to be awful at her job, I expect her to wreck or blow up at least one car, I expect her to love Morelli and be freaked out about commitment, I expect her to be in lust with Ranger and freaked out about that, I expect Gr...
I enjoyed many of the Stephanie Plum series when I was a teenager and young adult. However, now that I'm older and have read a few of the more recent additions, I'd have to say I'm a little disappointed. There hasn't been much character development or movement forward. It's the same general routi...
It took me a little time to decide between 2 or 3 stars for this book. Ultimately I decided to go with three books because I feel like it was better than the previous book in the series. Pretty much this book is exactly like all the others in the series except for the fact that they are running the ...
The Stephanie Plum series is probably some of my favorite pieces of popcorn reading. Light, fluffy, fun, and funny, but with enough of an edge to it to keep it from getting saccharine.
Happily I was surprised with this book on my doorstep this week. After reading Dog Stars, I needed Smokin' Seventeen. The usual wacky zaniness. If you liked fifteen and sixteen, you will probably like seventeen. And now I'm off to find eighteen. Maybe nineteen, too.
I really am starting to think I like these novels because I am Stephanie Plum minus the bounty hunting. Too bad there is currently no Ranger or Morelli in my life.
This is a classic Stephanie Plum novel. All of the elements that make these books a fun read are here with just the right balance.Stephanie and Lulu stumble disastrously through attempts to capture a man in his sixties who is sure he is a vampire and a large man, often naked, usually high and never ...
This is a classic Stephanie Plum novel. All of the elements that make these books a fun read are here with just the right balance.Stephanie and Lulu stumble disastrously through attempts to capture a man in his sixties who is sure he is a vampire and a large man, often naked, usually high and never ...
It was good. I was disappointed that Evanovich didn't make the ending a bit more shocking. I knew who the killer was from the beginning. Overall, great book.
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