For those who are looking for something to bridge the gap between the Stephanie Plum novels, you might want to give this other series by Evanovich a try. The dynamic is similar. Attractive single, slightly above average woman solves mysteries (in this case they are more supernatural than the Plum ones)and has two men in her life. One is deadly, dark, handsome and mysterious and the other is gorgeous, but just quite out of reach. Wulf the former, and Diesel the latter provide the eye candy and romance interest. Wulf is more like tension, but that can be sexy on its own. Diesel is forbidden territory because if they give in one of them will lose their supernatural powers. Throw in a few screwball assistants and the book is good to go. IMHO, Plum is the better book, but to be fair Stephanie has been around longer. The supernatural inclusion also might throw off readers who are used to the only thing that is even remotely superhuman is Lula's appetite. This does not mean that this book is not a fun read, it is. Just don't expect it to be quite as funny as Stephanie Plum. Then again no one could top Grandma Mazur.