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ONE FINE MESS Welcome to Trenton, New Jersey, home to wiseguys, average Joes, and Stephanie Plum, who sports a big attitude and even bigger money problems (since losing her job as a lingerie buyer for a department store). Stephanie needs cash-fast-but times are tough, and soon she's forced to turn to
… More »ONE FINE MESS Welcome to Trenton, New Jersey, home to wiseguys, average Joes, and Stephanie Plum, who sports a big attitude and even bigger money problems (since losing her job as a lingerie buyer for a department store). Stephanie needs cash-fast-but times are tough, and soon she's forced to turn to the last resort of the truly desperate: family... ONE FALSE MOVE Stephanie lands a gig at her sleazy cousin Vinnie's bail bonding company. She's got no experience. But that doesn't matter. As does the fact that the bail jumper in question is local vice cop Joe Morelli. From the time he first looked up her dress to the time he first got into her pants, to the time Steph hit him with her father's Buick, M-o-r-e-l-l-i has spelled t-r-o-u-b-l-e. And now the hot guy is in hot water-wanted for murder... ONE FOR THE MONEY Abject poverty is a great motivator for learning new skills, but being trained in the school of hard knocks by people like psycho prizefighter Benito Ramirez isn't. Still, if Stephanie can nab Morelli in a week, she'll make a cool ten grand. All she has to do is become an expert bounty hunter overnight-and keep herself from getting killed before she gets her man...
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Add a SummaryA recently-laid off woman is down to her last few dollars. She's hocked everything she has and is forced to work for her bail bondsman uncle as a bounty hunter just to buy groceries. The story follows her exploits at learning the business while tracking a most uncanny bond-skipper. In the interim, she meets up with some really inscrutable characters.
This series is about about a woman bounty hunter, her co-workers, foes, friends, and family. Often you can relate to her misadventures, other times they are so out there you know they can't really be true, but you laugh anyway.
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Add a NoticeCoarse Language: Coarse Language runs amok in this series.
Violence: This series is about the criminal element, therefor there is violence.
Sexual Content: This title contains Sexual Content.
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Add a CommentIf you want to laugh out loud, read this book. If you are looking for "good" literature, go elsewhere. The movie doesn't do justice to the books.
I really don't see what the fuss is about. Sure Stephanie Plum's got a smart mouth, but Evanovich's screwball romances are way more fun. I found this story downright creepy - not just the bad guys, who are as bad as they could possibly be, but the heroine and "hero" are both seriously screwed up. You want funny mysteries, try Donna Andrews. Light-hearted and fun - way more to my taste.
Love the fun and lightheartedness of this book and Stephanie Plum. One of my husband's co-workers had given me Explosive Eighteen (which was my first read in the series) and I was not impressed at all. However, I decided to start from the beginning of the series and was not disappointed!
One of the most interesting books I have read.
the first in one of my all-time fav series. have read them all at least twice but it all started here
I put off reading the first Plum because I didn't think I would like it. Turned out to be funny and I end up liking it. Now onto seeing the movie...
A fun quick read. I saw the movie first, but that didn't spoil the fun of this book.
The Stephanie Plum series is one of my favorites! I loved all of the books and am ready for the next one!
A long-established writer, I discovered her recently. I could not put this book down. A great summer read.
I read this book upon a recommendation of a friend. I guess I've had my head in the sand because I didn't realize it was the story upon which the recent Katherine Heigl movie was based until I saw the cover of the book. Well-written suspense; realistic description of the activity and the people of everyday life, presenting all with a dry wit which made the reading lighter. I know the series has a following and I can appreciate why; however, the writing style was a little too coarse for my taste.