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- Publisher: ISIS Audio Books (Dec 2003)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0753122707
- ISBN-13: 978-0753122709
- Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars See all reviews (29 customer reviews)
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The Sunday Times
‘Her characteristic comic bounce remains delightfully undisturbed' The Sunday Times 27/7/03
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'Her characteristic comic bounce remains delightfully undisturbed' The Sunday Times (The Sunday Times )
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I first 'discovered' the Stephanie Plum books a few years ago, the first one I read was 'Hot Six'. I've recently bought and read the entire series, just in time for the release of 'To the Nines'. All the books in the series are amazing, combining the suspense of the crime genre with more laughs than your favourite comedy show.
Anyway, about this book...usually as a series goes on the author starts to run out of ideas and the books become dull and repetitive, this book is a definite exception!! Whilst I was reading this book, I found myself getting weird looks from the people around me as I couldn't help but laugh out loud...it's genius! For those of you who have read the Stephanie Plum series, she has graduated from blowing up cars to hospitalising Ranger's "Merry Men" in various interesting and amusing ways.
'To the Nines' is filled with Stephanie's insane friends and family, her tendency to attract trouble and the two gorgeous men in her life Morelli and Ranger...all making this book the fast-paced, action packed and funny read it is.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Janet Evanovich is back on form after the slightly weak Visions
of Sugar Plums.
The characters are tightly brought together and you feel like your visiting old friends.
The writing is always lively and very funny and i'm convinced Janet has met several members of my family!!
Stephanie Plum is the real thing.So if you want a well written book,fantastic characters,humour and a great lead man (Ranger..need I say more!)READ THIS BOOK
of Sugar Plums.
The characters are tightly brought together and you feel like your visiting old friends.
The writing is always lively and very funny and i'm convinced Janet has met several members of my family!!
Stephanie Plum is the real thing.So if you want a well written book,fantastic characters,humour and a great lead man (Ranger..need I say more!)READ THIS BOOK
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
As one of the sweaty masses in constant need of "bread and circuses" to forestall social discontent, the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich has been a mainstay of cheap entertainment. However, by the end of book eight (HARD EIGHT), even that was beginning stale around the edges. But elements of TO THE NINES have reinvigorated my interest.
If you don't know from your assigned reading by now, Stephanie is a bond enforcement agent - a bounty hunter - employed by her bail bondsman cousin, Vinnie, in Trenton, NJ. While Plum eventually manages to catch her man (or woman), she invariably leaves a trail of chaos in her wake, and her modus operandi is endearingly klutzy. Plus, all the characters in her personal and professional life lie on a continuum from being mildly eccentric to outright wack jobs. Only her pet hamster, Rex, is normal.
In TO THE NINES, Stephanie's quarry is Samuel Singh, an Indian in the States on a temporary work visa on which Vinnie has underwritten a new type of bond - a "visa bond". But Singh has disappeared, and the resulting bad publicity will destroy Vinnie's business unless his disaster-prone cousin can find him. Assigned to help in the search is Vinnie's premier contract agent, Ranger, a mysterious ex-Special Forces type that operates just outside the law and who, since book one (ONE FOR THE MONEY), has inpired a warm feeling in our heroine's nether regions despite her off-and-on emotional and sexual commitment to another cousin, Trenton police detective Joe Morelli, who relieved Stephanie of her virginity behind a bakery's pastry counter back when they were teenagers. Ranger is a Hunk Dressed in Black.
As I hinted earlier, the Stephanie Plum comedic thrillers, while always very funny, follow an invariable pattern. Author Evanovich apparently has a storyline template to which she religiously adheres. (And who would argue? It produces Best Sellers.) However, for those of us - well, at least me - loyally following Plum's keystone-cop antics, some significant deviation from the pattern would be welcomed. In TO THE NINES, the author breaks the mold just a little. For once, Stephanie gets out of Trenton on her quarry's trail - all the way to Las Vegas, NV - unreasonably harassed by airline security at every stop. And instead of demolishing the various cars and trucks loaned to her by Ranger, now it's the latter's employees who're imperiled by Stephanie's bad karma.
Finally, Stephanie's sister Valerie gives birth. This flips the switch on the former's own maternal instincts. Somewhere vaguely in her thirties, Stephanie isn't getting any younger and the Biological Clock is ticking. Do you suppose that Morelli is the man for the job? Of course, they'd have to get married first - an event that's proved maddeningly elusive in previous installments, much to the distress of Stephanie's Mom. Indeed, the plotting for future Plum novels involves potentially infinite permutations sure to keep fans buying books.
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Brilliant
Brilliant as always and is my favourite book of the series. Janet Evanovich has done it again with this book.
Published 2 months ago by sianikins
The "Inspecter Clouseau" of Bounty Hunters
I haven't laughed this hard since I read THE EGG AND I.
I've read this story twice, and I laughed as much the second time as I did the first. Read more
I've read this story twice, and I laughed as much the second time as I did the first. Read more
Published 7 months ago by L. L Teuling
Excellent
Excellent service, quick, well packaged, just like in previous orders. Just the job! Will buy more and also reccommend to friends.
Published 8 months ago by Suey
Another excellent outing for Stephanie Plum
This was a very eagerly-awaited book for me - I have vastly enjoyed the Stephanie Plum series and was interested to see where Janet Evanovich could further take her... Read more
Published on 17 Mar 2007 by Helen Hancox
Another excellent outing for Stephanie Plum
This was a very eagerly-awaited book for me - I have vastly enjoyed the Stephanie Plum series and was interested to see where Janet Evanovich could further take her... Read more
Published on 17 Mar 2007 by Helen Hancox
Easy fun read
Found this book (and writer) to be a real easy and fun read... with some dark moments too, its not all fun and games but it makes you want more. Read more
Published on 5 Oct 2006 by D. Bruce
Nine's the nicest number
I've just finished reading "To The Nines" in one day. This one takes off in new directions, and even new places, as Stephanie and her sidekicks wing out of New Jersey to tackle the... Read more
Published on 27 Jun 2005 by Amanda Richards
To the Nines
Once again Janet Evanovich has brought humourous delights to us with this enrichingly funny 9th book of her Stephanie Plum novels. Read more
Published on 9 July 2004 by N. F. Danby
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Anyone who has enjoyed any of the eight previous Stephanie Plum novels would be very foolish to skip this one. Read more
Published on 1 July 2004 by Donald Mitchell
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