From Publishers Weekly
Starred Review. In her rollicking 13th Stephanie Plum adventure (after Twelve Sharp), bestseller Evanovich is in top, quirky form. Plucky, bumbling New Jersey bounty hunter Plum is reunited with her two-timing lawyer ex-husband, Dickie Orr, while doing a favor for the mysterious, sexy Ranger. But when Dickie disappears from his house leaving behind only bloodstains and bullet holes, Plum becomes the prime suspect in his alleged murder. Determined to clear her name, Plum and her on-again off-again Trenton cop boyfriend, the irresistible Joe Morelli, uncover Dickie's ties to a shady group of men involved in everything from money laundering to drug running. And when Dickie's jilted business partners decide Stephanie holds the key to the $40 million they believe Dickie stole from them, she's in for a wild ride. With the author's usual cast of eccentric side characters—everything from a taxidermist with a penchant for bombs to a grave-robbing tax man—Evanovich proves once again that Stephanie Plum and her entourage are here to stay. (June)
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Great, usual - over too quickly romp. I love laughing out loud and this one made me stay in bed the other day because *had* to finish the last 120 pages. ;*D

Going out as a RAY - be warned it is a hardback.

AnglersRest(UK)
raeliz64

IoJima (France post Europe)

Received safely this morning. Should be underway in the next week or so.

The latest in the Stephanie Plum series is as funny as ever and contains all the usual characters. Grandma Mazur just gets better and better. No Stephanie Plum would be complete without the usual chaos of Stephanie & Lula and this starts with a scene of Stephanie almost choking her ex husband whilst planting a bug on him for Ranger, but when her ex husband ends up missing the police ask questions, of course her alibi is Morelli!

Now on its way to raeliz64. Thanks for sharing GlitterLover

Received today - thanks very much.

Great fun, as always.

IoJima asked to be skipped so the book will be staying with me for a while before it continues it's travels.

Well, it didn't stay with me very long! Passed on to Cross-patch after a lovely lunch in a country pub.

Sorry about delay in journalling but the book left my hands as soon as I returned home, we've been on holiday and now it has come back to me. Thank you Rachel.

Brilliant opening scene. Loved it as usual. Thanks raeliz64 for thinking of me.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

in the Skittle alley - released at my birthday bash!