Plum Spooky
A laugh-out-loud Stephanie Plum adventure
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- 3,99 €
Descrição da editora
A Stephanie Plum between-the-numbers novel...
When bounty hunter Stephanie Plum meets the mysterious Diesel, sparks will fly. Plum Spooky by No. 1 bestselling author Janet Evanovich must not be missed by fans of Sue Grafton and Lee Child.
Raves for Evanovich's bestselling novels: 'Hot and sassy' (The Boston Herald); 'Pithy, witty and fast-paced' (The Sunday Times); 'Plum is not just a smart private eye but a heroine with a sense of humour' (Daily Mail).
Evanovich fans, rejoice! Stephanie Plum is in town, along with her sidekick Lula, her Grandma Mazur, and an ever-widening cast of freaks, criminals, deranged felons, and lunatics looking for love.
And just when Stephanie thinks her life can't get any more complicated, in walks the mysterious Diesel. A man who seems to show up at the most inconvenient moments. This time, he's the instigator for Stephanie's new adventure, which involves camping in the Pine Barrens with Lula, and perhaps even a sighting of the Jersey Devil...
So hang on for a Stephanie Plum novel that is sure to send chills up your spine - it gives new meaning to the words hilarious, and 'spooky.'
What readers are saying about Plum Spooky:
'This book had me laughing so much I was gasping for air'
'I'm gripped from beginning to end with plenty of laughs in between - a must read'
'Stephanie doing what she does best... getting herself into trouble and being amazed when it all blows up!'
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Klutzy bounty hunter Stephanie Plum teams up with mysterious Diesel and the monkey left on her doorstep to track down a nerdy genius and his sinister business partner in the depths of the New Jersey Pine Barrens. Lorelei King does her usual superlative job for the Evanovich oeuvre, adding juice and dimension to each wacky character. She deftly handles everyone, from bail bond receptionist Connie's classic New Jersey accent and outrageous sidekick Lula's brash outbursts to Ranger's smooth purr (it's amazing how he, as voiced by King, can make the word "babe" mean so many different things). The structures of Plum novels tend to be similar; it's the laughs that keep readers coming back. King enhances the humor of this series, so much so that Evanovich fans should consider putting down that book and plugging in the CD player instead. A St. Martin's Press hardcover (reviewed online).
