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Rebecca
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Dec 05, 2010 06:46PM
Some of you recommended the stephanie plum series to me for my mom to read. She is loving the series so thank you! I was wondering how the other books, Visions of Sugar Plums, Plum Lovin, Plum Lucky, and Plum Spooky, fit into the series? Are they spinoff books or should they be read with the series?
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Some are interim stories, and feature a character called Diesel. They can be read with the series or seperately, and she has written one full length novel with Diesel as a main character, so you'll definitely want to read these.
I can also recommend any books by Evanovich. Every one of them is funny - in most cases, laugh out loud funny. This includes the wonderful series she shares with Charlotte Hughes, starting with Full House. I really recommend it.
Rebecca wrote: "Some of you recommended the stephanie plum series to me for my mom to read. She is loving the series so thank you! I was wondering how the other books, Visions of Sugar Plums, Plum Lovin, Plum Luck..."I'm glad that your enjoying the books :) the plum books are written in between the other books and include diesel and don't include much of ranger and morelli. So you can totally read 1-16 and then go back and read the plums :)
The only thing I would say about the between the plums is to read them in order, I believe visions of sugar plums is first.
I love the Nunber books, however, I really don't like the interium books at all. Just couldn't get into those.
I'm getting the first 3 books (in the Numbers) as a goodreads swap. (They are all in one book). I'm really looking forward to reading them! I have quite a few of her books on my shelf but wanted to start from the beginning.
Rebecca, you can't go wrong with the SP series, even the ones outside the numbers. Easy, fluffy reads..
I liked the Between the Numbers books because of the paranormal twist they took.
I liked the numbers books, but havent finished the most recent book as i just cant get into it. I agree with Sally, the ones she does with charlotte hughes are really good.
