Back again so soon! My new review is up on The Daily Beast: Janet Evanovich's Finger Lickin' Fifteen.
This was a fun one to write. Fun book, too.
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June 26, 2009
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You are not the only one who likes Janet's books. I love them. Stephanie is such a fun character. She gets in so much trouble. She tries to stay away from Ranger and Diesel, but try as she may she always involved their cases. I love grandmother and her partner in crime Lula. They are riots.
Posted by: Karen Terry | June 27, 2009 at 01:24 AM
Actually, the whole business got very repetitive for me.
Posted by: I.J.Parker | June 27, 2009 at 05:02 PM
I am a fan too, though like some reviews, think she's getting a little repetitive. Yep, formula fiction is meant to have a formula. But. . . . Just reviewed this on Cooking with Ideas
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