Full Bloom (Janet Evanovich's Full Series)
by Janet Evanovich, Charlotte Hughes
Sign in to Goodreads to see your friends' reviews of this book.
discuss this book
friend reviews (0)
To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up.
lists with this book
Where's the love? Add this book to your favorite list.
other reviews (showing 1-20 of 1302)
All ratings |
5 stars (237)
|
4 stars (319)
|
3 stars (343)
|
2 stars (106)
|
1 star (15)
|
avg 3.68
This is one in a series of books by these two authors, but one that works as a single novel. It’s about the lightest murder mystery I’ve ever read – humorous and romantic. Taking place in a Mayberry RFD-type town in Georgia it is definitely rated G while playing at being risqué. Our heroine’s favorite exclamation is “Holy Cow!” It’s so cute it’s almost exasperating. It’s not the most clever, or best-written novel I’ve every read and the ending is quite jarringly thought...more
Like this review?
yes
add a comment
Read in September, 2007
I could have chosen any number of better books from my mom's shelves when I was at home this weekend, but this one looked perfect for a two day read at home. I do love Janet Evanovich. I just have to shake my head at some of her books that don't involve Stephanie Plum and are co-written with friends. Who co-writes a romance novel?
In this classic literary tale, our heroine owns an antebellum whore house in the South that she inherited from her grandmother and turned into a bed and breakfast....more
In this classic literary tale, our heroine owns an antebellum whore house in the South that she inherited from her grandmother and turned into a bed and breakfast....more
Like this review?
yes
add a comment
Read in April, 2005
The bloom wilted
Full Bloom was my introduction to author Janet Evanovich. I found her prose juvenile, her dialog uninspired and her humor slapstick. The characters were mostly wacky caricatures, the sexual tension was asserted but not convincing and plot, if it ever sizzled, finally fizzled.
The reading level is upper-elementary/junior-high school, but the sexy atmosphere would not (I hope!) be appropriate for that age group. Events often seem improbable and the characters rarely act with...more
Full Bloom was my introduction to author Janet Evanovich. I found her prose juvenile, her dialog uninspired and her humor slapstick. The characters were mostly wacky caricatures, the sexual tension was asserted but not convincing and plot, if it ever sizzled, finally fizzled.
The reading level is upper-elementary/junior-high school, but the sexy atmosphere would not (I hope!) be appropriate for that age group. Events often seem improbable and the characters rarely act with...more
Like this review?
yes
add a comment
