Stephanie Plum and Lula are always a hoot!

This is one of the craziest stories of all! A really fun read. Janet is a genius to write these books! I so love this book, you will too!

I loved it. Ms. Evanovich does not disappoint. I was reading while at my doctor’s appointment in the waiting room. Occasionally laughing out loud. People also waiting thought I was nuts.

I’m a huge fan of Janet Evanovich and I particularly like the Stephanie Plum series. Unfortunately, this book though did not live up to my expectations nor her standards. It came off as tepid. Stephanie had no spark, there was barely any humor & all her old trademarks seemed to be missing. There was no mention of the history between her and “the Italian Stallion,” there was no “smelled like Christmas cookies” or reference to our “mocha latte Cuban sex god”. Her relationship with Morelli was incredibly bland—why was he not jealous of Diesel? Why when Stephanie’s B&E FTA turned into a serial killer was Ranger not on top of the situation (or her)? Where was Diesel’s history? Perhaps this has to do with the change in publishers. If so, I can understand the downplaying of Diesel’s “abilities” (although it made for fun reading, I’ve never been a huge fan), but I think they’ve gone too far. I miss our Cupcake. That said, we definitely need more Babe (and Rex)!

Great as always! Janet is my favorite author.

Great storyline, very exciting right up until the end which sort of dangled and fell a little flat. I have read every book in the series and can hardly wait until the next one comes out.

I love Stephanie Plum! But she is starting to get stale. Maybe wrap it up? Joe doesn’t seem to love her, he always seems annoyed.

I’d be shocked if Janet wrote this book. All the characters were boring including my favorites Lula and grandma. They didn’t talk or act the same as they did in the other books. Even Ranger was boring. Janet needs to step it on the next one.Her loyal readers know her characters in and out.

Great as always

This is probably the 15th book of Janet’s I’ve read. All of them pretty predictable but still entertaining.