from Hanneri

I like the Stephanie Plum books, but this book just doesn't seem to fit in the series. It is funny, of course, but it doesn't feel like Stephanie Plum. Ranger and Vinnie aren't in this book, and Morelli and Lula only get a handful of pages apiece. Stephanie spends most of the book in the company ...

from Y2Ash

Visions of Sugar Plums was an okay Christmas novella. It was the same old story: Stephanie Plum having to locate a F.T.A. In this case, it was a skip named Sandy Claws. As much as love the supernatural and horror, I felt that that Visions could have done without that particular element as it serv...

from universehall

This was the first of Janet Evanovich's Plum mysteries that I ever read... and that may have been a mistake. This book is something like seventh or eleveth in the series. The characters in the book are established, and although she does make an effort to introduce everyone to you - I felt I was m...

from VincentDarlage

Definitely a weird Stephanie Plum story. Breaks the mold a bit, which is good since some of the last couple of SP novels were getting a little stale from overuse of the formula. This book also used some elements of the formula, but the new ingrediant added a touch of something needed. Yes, the ch...

from onyx95

Walking into the kitchen to find a strange man she had never met before was a little concerning, but being a bounty hunter, Stephanie Plum figured she could handle it. Between Diesel showing up unannounced, her new bail skip (Sandy Claws) and Christmas being less than a week away, Stephanie reall...