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I thought this book was just a riot. It was a quick read and funny. As this is one of Evanovich's first books slightly reworked you can see certain characters that develope into the Stephanie Plum books.
Daisy is trying to finish her dissertation while doing a handful of odd jobs. She runs a paper route, she is a crossing guard, works at nursing home and does a little 5 minute radio slot on cooking for your pooches. When the regular traffic reporter becomes unavailable at the last minute Daisy begs for the job. While driving and reporting she runs over a drug dealer and finds herself in serious danger. So what does she do? Hire a gun toting geriatric grandmother who thinks the nursing home is just too boring of course.

Funny and entertaining. Must read!!

Evanovich is always great

this is what I call a "teflon" book, nothing sticks to you, but just a great fun read!

quick, predictable, easy read

a funny, quick read. i enjoyed this as i do all by janet evanovich.

Cute book! Janet Evanovich doesn't know how to write a bad book! I love all her books.

You know, these non-Stephanie Plum books, even though written by Janet Evanovich, read like someone is trying to imitate Janet Evanovich; they're just not quite the same. The quick turns are gone, the heroes and heroines are more like you'd find in romance novels... It might help you hang on until the next Plum comes out, but if I were you I'd go for a Fannie Flag.

Claudia

This is the happy story of a guy who owns a radio station, a likeable overworked woman who does the traffic report and a dog named Bob. They all fall in love and outsmart the bad guys

Another re-release of a Janet Evanovich pre-Stephanie Plum book. Rocky Road is the happy story of a guy who owns a radio station, a lieable overworked woman who does the traffic report and a dog named Bob. They all fall in love, they outsmart some bad guys and they eat a lot of dessert.

Light easy funny read. Typical Evanovich.

Another pre-Plum story, very humorous romance. Main characters very nice and likable.

Another wonderful love story from Janet Evanovich!

Daisy Adams jumps at the chance to do traffic reports for the radio station where she has a five-minute spot, Bones for Bowser, giving tips for dog owners. Steve Crow has no other option but Daisy, who is cute, entertaining, slightly goofy, and gets more fan mail than all the other DJ's. But, she isn't traffic reporting material. Throw in a lot of attraction, a little danger, and the assorted comic characters, and Ms. Evanovich's style, and you have an afternoon of romance and laughter.