Sizzling Sixteen (Stephanie Plum, #16)

by Janet Evanovich

New York Times best selling author Janet Evanovich presents the sixteenth installment in the Stephanie Plum series, a collection of romantic adventures featuring the ditzy yet lovable New Jersey bounty hunter, Stephanie Plum.

• ISBN10: 0739377728
• ISBN13: 9780739377727
• Publish Date: 29 June 2010 (first published 22 June 2010)
• Publish Status: Out of Stock
• Publish Country: US
• Publisher: Random House USA Inc
• Imprint: Random House Inc
• Edition: Large type / large print edition
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 371
• Language: English

Reviews

[layawaydragon]

As you can see, I stuck though it with the series. I just can't do it anymore. Even if it gets better from here, it's too little too late. I've wasted enough time on horrible books in this series. Enough is enough. Stephanie is moronic, can't learn a damn thing. There's no progression at all on any front. I'm tired of this Weeble-Wobblie bullshit. Stephanie died as a character a long time ago and now it's just the decaying corpse being paraded around to fool the masses for more money. Give it up. Let it go. I'm sorry I read this many books in the series, should've left it for the crows ages ago.

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.

[ibeforem]

Unfortunately, this series is losing its luster with me. Beyond a few laughs, I was kinda bored with this. It’s really just the same ole, same ole, and I’m ready for Stephanie to grow more as a character. And while the Stephanie/Morelli/Ranger triangle has the potential to add a little spice to any book, Stephanie and Morelli’s on-again-off-again thing is getting tiresome. Though maybe a little more Morelli and Ranger would have helped this book — they were both missing for large parts of it. Really, Morelli is hardly in it at all. Things are really up in the air at the end of this book, so maybe my dreams will come true and Stephanie will find a new way to get into trouble.