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| Original Title: | Ten Big Ones |
| ISBN: | 0312936222 (ISBN13: 9780312936228) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Stephanie Plum #10 |
| Characters: | Ranger (Rangeman CEO), Sally Sweet, Joe Morelli, Stephanie Plum |
Janet Evanovich
Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 319 pages Rating: 4.14 | 90221 Users | 2071 Reviews
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| Title | : | Ten Big Ones (Stephanie Plum #10) |
| Author | : | Janet Evanovich |
| Book Format | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 319 pages |
| Published | : | June 21st 2005 by St. Martin's Press (first published June 22nd 2004) |
| Categories | : | Mystery. Fiction. Humor. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Romance. Crime. Comedy |
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"I'm Stephanie Plum. My mother says that I'm famous and have to set a good example. She's right, but I'm from Jersey and truth is, I have a hard time getting a grip on the good example thing."Swing off the Jersey Turnpike and you'll be in bounty hunter Stephanie Plum's neighborhood. You'll know it because all hell will be breaking loose. Not that she looks for trouble - it just seems to follow her. In Ten Big Ones it explodes at a deli, and when Stephanie pegs a robber as a member of a vicious Trenton gang, they peg her as dead. Vice cop Joe Morelli fears she's in way too deep - even with the help of crime-solving, cross-dressing, bus driver Sally Sweet, and Stephanie's friend Lula riding shotgun as backup. With a notorious killer on her tail, Stephanie figures the best hideout is Ranger's secret lair...
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Ratings: 4.14 From 90221 Users | 2071 ReviewsCriticism Epithetical Books Ten Big Ones (Stephanie Plum #10)
Ten books into the series and it still makes me laugh out loud. Snap (an insider joke for anyone who has read this). I listen to the audiobook and find the narrator very entertaining.Okay, here's the deal. There were some scenes here that just had me dying. I was in Kohl's with my kids while they were trying on clothes when I read the dog scene and I was laughing so loudly they actually came out to see what was going on. I made them read the scene so they knew it couldn't be helped.what i did not like.Again, with the skirting around the cheating. I'm really not a fan. I'm losing respect for Stephanie in this sense. I like Joe, I like that Joe is actually way more mature than
Not much to say about this. Stephanie Plum books are my go to guilty pleasure reads and sometimes you just need to escape into an easy, fun, and predictable book. When Cubs games have national announcers I have to mute the game and read something fluffy like this.
These books get better and better. Who doesn't love Stephanie? I like how she doesn't really choose between Joe and Ranger. She chooses herself instead and doesn't let them boss her around. They are just along for Her ride through life. "Dudes, either get on or get off, but I'm driving". These are good lessons for young girls. Be strong, fight hard, and do your best at whatever job you doReread May 2018Still loving this book! Steph makes her way into the bat cave. Meanwhile street gangs are
Not much to say about this. Stephanie Plum books are my go to guilty pleasure reads and sometimes you just need to escape into an easy, fun, and predictable book. When Cubs games have national announcers I have to mute the game and read something fluffy like this.
It only gets a four because I'm not sure where I stand with this whole love triangle. I'm a hardcore Morelli/Steph fan (who can appreciate Ranger but doesn't want Ranger with Steph for many reasons) and am getting a little tired of the walking out on Morelli because they disagree. I'd love to see Morelli finally get tired of the whole thing and date someone else, forcing Steph to realize what the hell she wants.In terms of this particular book, I was getting a little frustrated with Steph's
Book Review 4 out of 5 stars to Ten Big Ones, the 10th book in the "Stephanie Plum" cozy mystery series, written in 2004 by Janet Evanovich. We've hit double digits in the books, and with it, Evanovich brings double the laughter, which was already in overdrive. We meet Sally Sweet in this book, a cross-dresser with so much to say! Hilarious. Just over the top. But so is Stephanie, as she's going to be killed by the mob. She's gotten a little too big for her britches, as they say, by now in
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