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Ten Big Ones (Stephanie Plum #10)

by Janet Evanovich (Goodreads Author)

4.11 of 5 stars 4.11 · rating details · 49,587 ratings · 1,158 reviews

Janet Evanovich is the hottest author in America, and her Stephanie Plum novels have taken the nation by storm!

#1 New York Times
#1 Wall Street Journal
#1 Los Angeles Times
#1 Entertainment Weekly
#1 Publishers Weekly

She's accidentally destroyed a dozen cars. She's a target for every psycho and miscreant this side of the Jersey Turnpike. Her mother's convinced she'll end up de...more

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Published April 1st 2010 by St. Martin's Press (first published January 1st 2004)

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Jan 31, 2009 CJ - Secret Charm rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: mystery, women-detectives, funny, fiction, beach-read

It only gets a four because I'm not sure where I stand with this whole love triangle. I'm a hardcore Morelli/Steph fan (who can appreciate Ranger but doesn't want Ranger with Steph for many reasons) and am getting a little tired of the walking out on Morelli because they disagree. I'd love to see Morelli finally get tired of the whole thing and date someone else, forcing Steph to realize what the hell she wants.

In terms of this particular book, I was getting a little frustrated with Steph's beha...more

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Dec 12, 2008 Jennifer rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2004, fun, janet-evanovich

This one is worth reading for the batcave alone. Seriously. Stephanie breaks into Rangers apartment and hides out there to keep safe from the gang that has targeted her. It breaks down the mystery of Ranger in a lot of ways - and yet not. He becomes less phantom and more Man in this book - which is welcome. I think his becoming more real makes his a bigger threat to Morelli and Stephanie's relationship.

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Jan 23, 2012 Betty Ann rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I've enjoyed all 10 books of this series. I MIGHT do 11... but that would be it for me. First book started in mid-90's and I think this one is still in the 90's even though cell phones, GPS, and airport security sound more like the current century. Also, her hamster is still alive and started at 3 y.o. -I know! Stupid details!!! But they bother me! The biggest reason I'm done is because I don't feel that the main character, Stephanie, is growing at all. The characters & story line are static...more

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Jun 08, 2008 Trudy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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For those that haven't gotten my 50 positive reviews for these books at the same time: Laugh out loud funny, a real treat. LOVE these books... Got into them last year as I was moving into my house. Between painting EVERY wall in the place and staying up late reading these books, I was sore all over and tired, but I had a great time doing it.

This book finds Stephanie losing yet another car to a fire bombing incident... She is then the target for a local gang and must find a place to hide until sh...more

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Sep 08, 2008 Miss Kim rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2008, she-is-tstl, chick-lit

This is the tenth installment (obviously) of Stephanie Plum's misadventures. In this one, she tangles with some dangerous street gangs and her life is in serious danger. Although, I like this series, I'm becoming increasingly irritated with Stephanie. Well first I will have to say I'm on Team Morelli and I want her to grow up and stop acting like a child. Joe wants her to settle down with him and for her to get a less dangerous job--or none at all. He threw out the suggestion of 'housewife' to h...more

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Nov 26, 2012 Caro rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: evanovich-janet, own

I liked this one too. Not as much laughing, but more suspense. I was glad for a reappearance of Sally. I liked the characters and some of the FTAs. The ending was great, perfect and a complete surprise. Whooo hooo! The Bat Cave! I liked the hideout and it's feelings. Poor Hal. :) Ranger is looking better and better. Joe is looking worse and worse. I hope Steph gets it figured out. Enjoy!

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Jul 31, 2008 Erin rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: funny, mystery

There really wasn't any mystery in this one at all. Stephanie is being targeted to be killed by a gang. That's it. And obviously, since there are four more books, she manages not to get killed. There's nothing really unclear about it other than why exactly they're targeting her, but even that is waved away at the beginning of the book by an off-hand comment about gangs not really needing a reason to do anything.

I think this book, tenth in the series, is where the series really starts to falter....more

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Feb 03, 2009 Deanna rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Stephanie Plum, a Trenton, N.J., bounty hunter, accompanied by her trigger-happy friend Lula, an errant file clerk, is after a quirky collection of bail-jumpers—a man who killed a neighbor's rosebushes relieving himself on them, a drag queen musician/school bus driver accused of assault, and a woman who claims she robbed a Frito-Lay truck because she hated her low-carb diet—when she witnesses a convenience store robbery. Unfortunately, Anton Ward, the holdup man, learns that Stephanie can identi...more

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Dec 16, 2012 Peter rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Janet Evanovich is the hottest author in America, and her Stephanie Plum novels have taken the nation by storm!

1 New York Times 1 Wall Street Journal 1 Los Angeles Times 1 Entertainment Weekly 1 Publishers Weekly

She's accidentally destroyed a dozen cars. She's a target for every psycho and miscreant this side of the Jersey Turnpike. Her mother's convinced she'll end up dead . . . or worse, without a man. She's Stephanie Plum, and she kicks butt for a living (well, she thinks it sounds good to

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Oct 26, 2012 Shxrxn rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The way I see it, life is a jelly doughnut. You don't really know what it's about until you bite into it. And then, just when you decide it's good, you drop a big glob of jelly on your best T-shirt.
- Stephanie
It wasn't my fault.
- Stephanie
Cupcake, it's never your fault.
- Morelli
Sometimes it felt like Ranger could look you in the eye and know all the stuff that was inside your head. It was a little unnerving, but it saved a lot of time since talk wasn't necessary.
- Stephanie
Half the time I'm hap...more

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Sep 21, 2012 Paula Phillips rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

There is marriage in the making , apartment seeking and of course mischief in the new Stephanie Plum novel. Stephanie's sister Valerie is getting married to Albert Kloughn , the father of their new baby. During a bond pick-up our two favourite gals Lula and Stephanie re-connect with Sally Sweet - the tranvestite from the early books. He is now working during the day as a School bus driver and since of course he is such a fashionista , Sally takes on the role as Valerie's Wedding Planner. What's...more

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Aug 05, 2012 Judy Collins rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Funny! performed by Lorelei King – my favorite via audio! It begins as an innocent trip to the deli-mart, on a quest for nachos. But Stephanie Plum and her partner, Lula, are clearly in the wrong place at the wrong time. A robbery leads to an explosion, which leads to the destruction of yet another car. It would be just another day in the life of Stephanie Plum…except that she becomes the target of a gang. And the target of an even scarier, more dangerous force that comes to Trenton. With super...more

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Jun 19, 2012 Shirley rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Crude at times? Yes, occasionally, but this wasn't vital to enjoying the story.
Vulgar language at times? Yes, but this was balanced with Sally's efforts to clean up his language with a snap of his elastic wrist band and other characters who were obviously substituting milder expletives when pushed to their limits.
Why did I like it? It was funny! Stephanie's family and friends were so over-the-edge in their behavior that they seemed like real people. They could laugh at themselves. If you met Ste...more

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Jun 16, 2012 Tad Hopp rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Ok, I am a big fan of this series. If you want a good beach read that doesn't require much brain use and will make you laugh, this is the perfect series for that. Yet, sadly, this one was really lacking in the laughs department. There were a few chuckles and some smiles here and there but this one just felt really tired and dated. Plus, it feels like Stephanie is stuck in the exact same place she was at the beginning of the series. There has been zero growth or change in her life and that makes...more

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Jun 09, 2012 Samantha rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This had to be my favorite one so far. I've been told by quite a few people they do not like this series and do not understand why I read it. Well, let me tell ya this series makes me actually laugh out loud. They are a joy to read, because of the stupid luck Stephanie has. The trouble, her band of back up, and the triangle between Ranger, Steph, and Joe. I mean really in her position I would probably do the same things.

Stephanie manages to get herself in deep this time with the gangs of Trento...more This had to be my favorite one so far. I've been told by quite a few people they do not like this series and do not understand why I read it. Well, let me tell ya this series makes me actually laugh out loud. They are a joy to read, because of the stupid luck Stephanie has. The trouble, her band of back up, and the triangle between Ranger, Steph, and Joe. I mean really in her position I would probably do the same things.

Stephanie manages to get herself in deep this time with the gangs of Trenton. Her sister is getting married, Sally Sweet makes a return appearance (which excites me because I really like his character), Steph yet again loses another car and Ranger comes to the rescue. This time I was surprised she manages to lose and have all three cars destroyed or in need of repair, but manages to keep all three of Ranger's vehicles clean.

Ten big ones, Stephanie, Lula, and Connie band together to get answers from a gang member they bonded out of jail. To the Nines I really enjoyed the three working together in Vegas, but in Ten big ones it was hilarious their inability to interrogate the gang member.

The love triangle going on between Ranger, Stephanie, and Joe sometimes bugs me a little bit, because Joe wants her to quit her job and do as he says. However we all know that if she did that would Joe really be happy? Less stressed yes, but why else has Stephanie always kept his attention. If she changed and got out of Bounty Hunting and stayed out of trouble. It really wouldn't be Stephanie anymore.

She decides to hide in Rangers apartment. I thought we were getting closer to the BatCave. Sadly we haven't yet, but I feel Stephanie will finally find it at some point. Ranger doesn't want Stephanie hurt either but he approaches it in a different way. He knows she will go against any demand that is made of her she doesn't like so he is smart enough to send someone to protect her if he can't. This is what Joe needs to learn. Yes he's Italian and a cop, but still. He's known Stephanie for how long???? Just ask her instead of demanding. She usually knows the danger she's in and is admitting it until Joe makes a demand that sends her usually into more trouble. I cannot wait to pick up the next book and read the next adventure. (less)

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May 22, 2012 Nicole Green rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I don't know how Janet Evanovich does it, but the Stephanie Plums books just keep getting better and better and Ten Big Ones is no exception. Stephanie Plum gets into more than she can handle, once again, and even though I know there are more books following this one, I was actually extremely concerned for Stephanie's life. Not only that, but, Ranger has more of an appearance in this one as well, which is always a plus in my opinion.

As usual, the characters are lively and interesting, the plot i...more

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Feb 09, 2012 Joy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

She's accidentally destroyed a dozen cars. She's a target for every psycho and miscreant this side of the Jersey Turnpike. He mother's convinced she'll end up dead...or worse, without a man. She's Stephanie Plum and she kicks butt for a living (well, she thought it would sound good to put it that way...)

It begins as an innocent trip to the deli-mart, on a quest for nachos. But Stephanie Plum and her partner, Lula, are clearly in the wrong place at the wrong time. A robbery leads to an explosion,...more

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Dec 09, 2011 Eliabeth Hawthorne rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: mystery

-This is the 10th Stephanie Plum novel. I’ve read some but not all of the novels leading up to this one. Keep that in mind when reading the review.

Stephanie Plum is a bounty hunter from Jersey, and not a particularly good one. She claims that trouble follows her, and though there is truth to that, she tends to make reckless decisions, like going into gang territory trying to ID a gang member after witnessing a robbery. While I often want to throttle her for these moves, it would not be a very in...more -This is the 10th Stephanie Plum novel. I’ve read some but not all of the novels leading up to this one. Keep that in mind when reading the review.

Stephanie Plum is a bounty hunter from Jersey, and not a particularly good one. She claims that trouble follows her, and though there is truth to that, she tends to make reckless decisions, like going into gang territory trying to ID a gang member after witnessing a robbery. While I often want to throttle her for these moves, it would not be a very interesting book if all she did was hide in her apartment. Meanwhile, the other characters are colorful to say the least. The hairy cross dresser Sally Sweet and Stephanie’s gun happy trouble maker grandmother are two of my favorites, followed closely by the file clerk Lula. Lula, a voluminous black ex-hooker who thinks animal spandex makes her look thinner, adds trouble, drama, and entertainment to every scene she is in.

Stephanie’s boyfriend Morelli is an Italian cop and though in other books I have had an issue with his Tarzan-like mannerisms regarding gender roles, if my significant other had a hired hit after him, I would lock him in the bathroom if I thought I could get away with it too so in this book, he was justified.

The problem with picking this novel up without reading the others first is that the relationships are so complex, that despite the background Janet gives, nothing compares to the build up of reading the other novels. When Morelli threatens to ask Stephanie’s arch nemesis Joyce Barnheart out on a date, unless you have read the other novels, you have no sense of what that really means. Same with the love triangle between Morelli, Stephanie, and Ranger. Ten Big Ones makes sure you know there is a love triangle, but you miss so much without knowing the history there even though Janet gives some background sprinkled through the book.

Most of the time the pace was good, but sometimes the dead ends slowed things down. I was a bit impatient at how long certain events took, but at the same time, it kept me reading which is good.

My biggest issue with the book is that Stephanie’s attitude seems inconsistent. A gang pretty much wants her head on a silver platter but she refuses to hide out and even goes so far as to hunt down one of the gang members who skips out on his bail. Then, in one of her more insane plans, she bonds out said gang member, kidnaps him, and then refuses to beat him senseless to get information that would help her get off the gang’s kill list. I don’t think she can be brave enough to walk around in public without so much as a bullet proof vest (until further in the book) but then not have the stomach to do what it takes to get out of the situation. While the second scenario makes perfect sense to me since I would be Connie in the situation (puking in the toilet) I would also be cowering under the bed until the killer is caught or going on a long vacation. Stephanie argues the need for a job to pay rent, but her sister is paying her rent and if you’re dead, your ability to pay rent is not a high priority. Especially if the guy trying to kill me came and knocked on my car window to introduce himself, I’d find the will power to beat the bageebers out of the kidnapped gang member.

I love Janet, but this was not her best work. The last chapter just saved this from being a 3.

4 out of 5 stars

~Eliabeth Hawthorne(less)

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Jul 06, 2010 Jerry rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Just "Plum" funny, with a little plot to go with her !!

We're a fan of the whole Evanovich bounty hunter Stephanie Plum series. When we in the past read a few too many of her stories too close to each other, they all started to run together and the fun wore off. But we had to wait awhile for "Ten", which to us finds Plum back in good (and funny) form, with her usual problems bringing in her bond skippers despite help from her friend and co-worker Lulu. Sister Valerie and her family, including the...more

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Mar 30, 2010 bookczuk rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: audio, bookcrossing, bookring-or-ray, sometimes-fluff-is-good

Just listened to this as an audio book that I got from a BookCrossing CD Book Box.

I'm a relative latecomer to actually reading the Plum books. I read the first one years ago, but I think Grandma Mazur struck a little too close to home, where we had our own brand of eccentric old lady living with us. I managed to release almost all the numbers, but didn't read any of them.

Then Bumma, our own dear live-in grandma (who was more likely to tote a book than a gun, but still could confabulate even the...more

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Mar 06, 2013 Ash rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

In Ten Big Ones, Stephanie Plum is the only one who can identify a gang member known as The Red Devil, leader of a local gang called The Slayers. Of course, Stephanie being Stephanie is targeted by a gang hitman known as Junkman. Having no place to go without endangering her loved ones and losing her car to an unfortunate explosion, yet again, Stephanie leaves Morelli's house and lies low in Ranger's almost bat cave.

Ten Big Ones was a simple story that didn't tie in to one of Stephanie's origina...more

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Jan 05, 2013 Becky rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Stephanie is in the middle of a robbery on her lunch break, Lula shooting the tires of the robbers bike tires, and a bomb cocktail sets off another of Plum's zany escapades. She has gotten herself involved now with a bad-ass gang who now has put her on a hit list and there is a new leader from LA called "Junkman" who wants to do some really bad things to her, then kill her in the end. She gets in an arguement with her long time lover, Joe Morelli after her car and his house is graffitied from th...more

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Jun 24, 2012 Tiffany rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Hands down Evanovich is my FAVORITE author!! You can always expect to bust out laughing when reading any book in this series. The antics of both Grandma Mazur and Lula make me laugh so much my eyes water...and I don't know who's hotter Morelli or Ranger :-) I'm not going to review each individual book since the series is so long but I will say that every book is well written and Evanovich has THE best writing style around. I'm always blown away by the strong and realistic dialogue which makes th...more

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May 09, 2011 Katia rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: else

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. ok this is the first one of the series i gave a 3 and not 4 star review but i must say despite my love for the series it is starting to get frustrating,no human can be so lucky and i'm not talking about the choice between two of the hottest guys in lit (for me at least) after so many books i got over this fact but seriously she found a new appartment to live in a night(not even one sleep in the car!) and she got away from the gang (not to mention how stupidly she got herself into this mess-serio...more ok this is the first one of the series i gave a 3 and not 4 star review but i must say despite my love for the series it is starting to get frustrating,no human can be so lucky and i'm not talking about the choice between two of the hottest guys in lit (for me at least) after so many books i got over this fact but seriously she found a new appartment to live in a night(not even one sleep in the car!) and she got away from the gang (not to mention how stupidly she got herself into this mess-seriously Steph you have to think a little just a tiny bit) and she got saved by a dress wearing rapper, i really like Sally don't get me wrong but when exactly in all these books had he shown any kind of courage big enough for this stand!!don't get me wrong (again) i was actually LOLing the erntire incident (propably got a little hysterical thinking Stephanie was going to get preety roughed up this time)and let me say this too what the hell is wrong with Lula,wasn't she supposed to this rough ex-prostitute who spent her life on the street?i mean she survived the torture session with the deranged boxer and found the strength to change her life and she is being such a coward all the time!!even Stephanie seems harder as a character and she didn't have anything to do with this kind of life before the bounty hunter thing,i had serious hopes for Lula becomeng a crazier and funnier version of Ranger but what a let down-the needle thing when she actually fainted i lost all hope.oh and one last about the two men thing,i don't mind that she is having a hard time choosing (who wouldn't) in her head but i find it a little distracting since in her life she seems like she made a choice and if she hasn't why does she refuse to sleep with Ranger while sleeping with Joe is normal?where does the guilt come from if she is not steady with Joe and if she is then why is Ranger a choice?and (bear with me last question) if Ranger is out mostly for his not commiting nature why is Morelli in?he doesn't want to commit either and neither does Stephanie
phew long review and i haven't said anything substantial herre,so last words the book was a good read nothing more or less than the previous if you like these series it is a good addition but don't expect any major changes except one piece of information (well i found it interesting) about the origin of Ranger's sexy scent!(less)

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Apr 14, 2011 Wai rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

You get an inkling of how awesome this book is when there is a car death pretty much right at the start. Honestly, if I was Stephanie's insurer, I'd flat out refuse to insure her.

Whilst this obviously the tenth in the series, it doesn't matter if you're a newcomer because as always, there are quick introductions to who everyone is meaning that you can just step right in. Those familiar with the series obviously already know and can get more out of it.

This book covers so many different aspects bu...more

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Sep 23, 2012 Ellie rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ebooks, 2012, reviewed, contemporary, crime, humour

Ten Big Ones is the tenth novel in the Stephanie Plum series.

In this installment, Stephanie and her sidekick Lulu are in the wrong place at the wrong time. They witness the notorious gang member, the Red Devil, rob a store and attempt to burn it down. Stephanie sees his face making her the only person who can identify him (Lulu was busy trying to get her gun out of her handbag at the time). Soon this knowledge makes Stephanie a target for his vicious gang, the Comstock Street Slayers, who put a...more

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Nov 14, 2011 bella rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

TEN BIG ONES is the tenth book in the hugely popular Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich.

This time Stephanie is in more trouble than ever as she becomes the focus of local gangs, who plan to hunt her down and kill her. In between avoiding the gangs Stephanie becomes deeper in her lusting for Ranger and trying to define her relationship with Morelli.

I'm not sure I would define TEN BIG ONES as a cozy mystery as there was no real "murder mystery". There were murders but it was pretty clear to...more

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May 12, 2009 Tracy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book was so far my least favorite. It was good that she finally gets that she is in danger and needs to hunker down a bit. Even though she and Morelli go into another 'off again' spell . . . it is not truly off again. I would like to think he gets she left to keep him safe as well as she left because she knows she drives him crazy with her willingness to walk into dangerous situations. I do have to say that Lula talking Steph into doing stupid stuff is really crazy making at times. At some...more

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Apr 08, 2009 Lindsay Mitchell rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I found myself bored with this book. It took me a long time to get in the mood to actually read it. I felt the same way about "To the Nines." I think it was because I read "Visions of sugar Plums" and almost threw up at how stupid it was. To take such an outrageous yet reality grounded character as Stephanie Plum and put her in a world of super humans who can create lightening, and other strange things ruined it. So reading that left a sour taste in my mouth going into the 9th and 10th books. An...more

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May 13, 2013 Ines rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: laughs, mystery

As always, Stephanie Plum has more in her plate than she can handle. She witnesses a crime and is the only one who can identify the thief, which would be OK if said thief wasn't part of a very dangerous gang. And when she stupidly decides to drive through the gang's area, her head gets assigned a dangerous hitman who goes by the name of Junkman. Stephanie finally gets scared for real, and decides to move out of Morelli's place and stay away from her family in order to keep them safe. She moves i...more

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