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Smokin' Seventeen (Stephanie Plum, #17)
by Janet Evanovich (Goodreads Author), Lorelei King
by Janet Evanovich (Goodreads Author), Lorelei King
Heather Book Savvy Babe's review
bookshelves: mystery, chick-lit, review-on-blog
Jul 19, 11
bookshelves: mystery, chick-lit, review-on-blog
Read on July 11, 2011
Steph better pick a guy already….this series has been dragging the last couple of books, we need to pick a direction and move forward….
Alrighty, the review is up! You can also find this review, and see if I’m team Ranger or team Morelli on my blog @ http://booksavvybabe.com
In Smokin’ Seventeen, bounty hunter Stephanie Plum is back in action. With not-so-trusty sidekick Lula at her side, Stephanie is on the hunt for skips, trying to decide between two men, fending off her mother’s matchmaking attempts, and of course, trying to stay alive.
Stephanie Plum novels can always be counted on to bring a laugh to the reader, and Smokin’ Seventeen did not disappoint. Stephanie’s Grandma Mazur didn’t have huge part, but she is always entertaining. Lula, the former hooker-turned-sidekick, was her usual zany, outrageous character. The romance dynamics between Ranger, Morelli, and Stephanie was pretty much the same too, with Stephanie trying to decide between them. Thanks to Grandma Bella’s curses and love triangle dynamics, the steamy scenes heated up in Smokin’ Seventeen.
Smokin’ Seventeen is a bit different from previous books in that there is not one major felon that Stephanie has to capture and turn in. Smokin’ Seventeen is more a series of smaller skips and exploits combined together. There is a feeling, which began in earlier books, that Stephanie is getting tired of the bounty hunter escapades and ready to move on.
I enjoyed reading Smokin’ Seventeen, it’s a light, fun, quick read. It is not my favorite in the series, but it is always fun to see what Stephanie and the gang are up to. This installment in the series was more of the same, not much changing. The book leaves off with excitement and anticipation for the future (a little bit of a cliff hanger), and I am looking forward to see what happens next.
The Stephanie Plum series is a highly entertaining and fun series, and one that I recommend!
Alrighty, the review is up! You can also find this review, and see if I’m team Ranger or team Morelli on my blog @ http://booksavvybabe.com
In Smokin’ Seventeen, bounty hunter Stephanie Plum is back in action. With not-so-trusty sidekick Lula at her side, Stephanie is on the hunt for skips, trying to decide between two men, fending off her mother’s matchmaking attempts, and of course, trying to stay alive.
Stephanie Plum novels can always be counted on to bring a laugh to the reader, and Smokin’ Seventeen did not disappoint. Stephanie’s Grandma Mazur didn’t have huge part, but she is always entertaining. Lula, the former hooker-turned-sidekick, was her usual zany, outrageous character. The romance dynamics between Ranger, Morelli, and Stephanie was pretty much the same too, with Stephanie trying to decide between them. Thanks to Grandma Bella’s curses and love triangle dynamics, the steamy scenes heated up in Smokin’ Seventeen.
Smokin’ Seventeen is a bit different from previous books in that there is not one major felon that Stephanie has to capture and turn in. Smokin’ Seventeen is more a series of smaller skips and exploits combined together. There is a feeling, which began in earlier books, that Stephanie is getting tired of the bounty hunter escapades and ready to move on.
I enjoyed reading Smokin’ Seventeen, it’s a light, fun, quick read. It is not my favorite in the series, but it is always fun to see what Stephanie and the gang are up to. This installment in the series was more of the same, not much changing. The book leaves off with excitement and anticipation for the future (a little bit of a cliff hanger), and I am looking forward to see what happens next.
The Stephanie Plum series is a highly entertaining and fun series, and one that I recommend!
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Jun 02, 2011 04:46am
Couldn't agree more - I keep saying I won't read the next book in the series, but here I go again. These started off so funny with just the right amount of stream, now they isn't even a simmer. Hope this one really is smokin!
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so true...i gave up after book 13 because i got so tired of the love triangle...and now it looks like its going to turn into a square? ugh
I gave up after book 10. I was intrigued by the inside flap/cover, but after reading Goodreads summary, I just don't know.......
Thank God I'm not the only one that feels this way. Maybe Ms Evanovich is concerned about alienating a portion of her fanbase, but really, Stephanie needs to make up her mind already!!
I'm with you guys, pick already, at least she could have Steph and Joe get engaged and see how that sits with all of us for a book or two. 17 books is enough of the back and forth. I think we are all ready for a change: good, bad or something. Just b/c she picks Joe doesn't mean Ranger will go away. I'd love to see how Steph handles both her family and Joe's and her good friend Ranger
I really don't care who she picks. I'm happy if Steph is happy Joe and Ranger are both good guys so it isn't like she's gonna pick the wrong guy.


