Explosive Eighteen is Lacking a Spark
Oh Janet Evanovich...perhaps you should wrap up Stephanie's story OR finally make a few decisions about her character development (or lack thereof as of now). I really wanted to like Explosive Eighteen. I really did! Unfortunately, it's more of the same ole shtick with a ho-hum plot. We left Stephanie in a great place in the last book in the series: going on a Hawaiian vacation with a mystery man. Now, my hope was that the mystery man would be Morelli. I wasn't let down in this case...kind of. There was a really weird turnout to poor Stephanie's tropical vacation and she was hesitant to talk about why it was cut short and why there was a distinctive tan on her ring finger. Say what?! I won't give anything else away.
This installation of the Stephanie Plum series involves our heroine in an international jewel heist, a case of mistaken identity, and lending a hand to mortal enemies. It also finds Stephanie, like always, trying to choose between Ranger and Morelli. Blah blah blah blah. Yeah. It was okay.
This installation of the Stephanie Plum series involves our heroine in an international jewel heist, a case of mistaken identity, and lending a hand to mortal enemies. It also finds Stephanie, like always, trying to choose between Ranger and Morelli. Blah blah blah blah. Yeah. It was okay.
Uhhh... I didn't grab this one like I did the last. Mostly because I'm only reading for progress. The funny stuff is still funny but that's not what I'm looking for anymore. I want some answers. Now. I mean really. How long can a human being go without make a choice without actually losing both? I guess I'm kind of over it.
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