To the Nines (Stephanie Plum, #9)

by Janet Evanovich

Take a trip down the Jersey Turnpike to the irresistible world of Stephanie Plum - where America's favourite bounty hunter gets into more trouble than ever. This time, Stephanie, Lula, and Grandma have a Vegas-sized problem on their hands. The pursuit of a skip brings Stephanie to Las Vegas, and three mob guys want to make sure it's a one-way ticket. Once there, Stephanie meets up with Sally Sweet as well as a whole cast of characters who could only exist in a place like Vegas. With Joe Morelli making a surprise visit and Ranger doing own kind of surveillance, Stephanie's nights have never been hotter. This ninth Stephanie Plum novel is Janet Evanovich's wildest, wackiest, and most suspenseful yet.

• ISBN10: 0312991460
• ISBN13: 9780312991463
• Publish Date: 14 June 2004 (first published 7 July 2003)
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: St Martin's Press
• Format: Paperback (US Mass Market)
• Pages: 341
• Language: English

Reviews

[Leah]

It has been SO LONG since I read my last Stephanie Plum book, but being back with Stephanie Plum was the easiest decision I ever made, and I hadn't really forgotten a THING. She's that memorable, and her family are that memorable and Joe and Ranger are that memorable. This is such a fun series. Sometimes you just want to see a bounty hunter chasing a catch while flirting with two pretty fine men. I love Stephanie and I love the books. Sure, they're all a bit similar but they're easy reads you can lose yourself in for hours at a time and I love that. Who needs real life when you can journey to New Jersey for the day?

Props to Stephanie though - she didn't blow up a car in this one, especially as it's a NEW car, so we'll see what Ten holds, shall we? ;)

I have read all of the Stephanie Plum novels so far and I just love these books. They are a very easy read and are something to read when you just wanna relax after a long day. They are just so humorous and I love all the characters, especially Grandma Mazur. It has a little bit of everything thrown in, while still being lighthearted.

I would recommend these books to anybody.