7 member(s) found this review helpful.
Same ol' same ol' in Trenton. It's a nice short read for a dreary afternoon that will get some laughs while you wait for the next book. However, it's not one of my favorites in the series.
5 member(s) found this review helpful.
Normally I don't care much about the Between-the-Numbers Plum books, as I don't find the stories quite as fulfilling or entertaining as the regular books in this series. This is the first one that I have to say I really enjoyed. The gang was at their finest, and even Diesel grew on me this time around. There were several 'laugh out loud' moments, as well as plenty of action and blown-up cars. Much better than I expected.

Tracy S. (
Bernelli) wrote on 4/15/2008...
4 member(s) found this review helpful.
A short, quick read. Stephanie goes to Atlantic City to save her grandma who's been kidnapped. Diesel is back to help her out. This is a cute read, but not nearly as fun, funny or enjoyable as the rest of the series. HOWEVER, it was nice not to have to wait till summer for a new installment.
3 member(s) found this review helpful.
Normally I don't care for the between books, However this one is great!!!
As normal Stephanie and her grandma are up to it again.... Diesel's back and hot on the trail of a man in green pants. Grandma decides to take off and play the slots in Atlantic City....
Ok enough said read the book and be prepared for laughs...
3 member(s) found this review helpful.
A cute,quick read, but not nearly as captivating,or funny as the rest of the series. It does do it's job and keep Stephanie and her buddies on your mind while waiting for Fearless Fourteen. Evanovich is never a bad read so if you are a die-hard Plum fan, don't leave this one out.

Suzanne N. (
keadamna) wrote on 1/28/2008...
3 member(s) found this review helpful.
I really wasn't impressed. I remember loving these books when I first got into the series a few years ago. Now, I do find the books (usually from the library) when they come out - but reading them just kind of leaves me empty.
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
This is your typical between the numbers Stephanie Plum novel. If your a fan of this series it has a few enjoyable moments at Lula's expense, but otherwise it's a mediocre Plum story.

Kathryn K. (
Kat47201) wrote on 2/1/2008...
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
Another in her series of between the numbers books that deals with good looking hunk "Diesel". Boyfriend Joe and another hunk Ranger are mentioned a couple of times, but no real love story. Grandma is up to her normal crazy self, along with Connie and Lula. Another car blown up and a kidnapping.
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
The only disappointment with this book is that it wasn't longer! Diesel returns to the between the numbers book, and Grandma Mazur's back causing major headaches for Stephanie, teaming up again with Lula and Connie. Prior characters reappear in supporting or cameo roles. The book does its job - I can't wait for the next numbered installment.

Krista C. (
kacey14) - OR wrote on 8/5/2009...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
This book was laugh-out-loud funny! It reminded me of the Keystone Cops I used to see on the old silent films. Everyone was running in all directions and bumping into each other in hilarious ways. I think this is the funniest book of the Stephanie Plum series. I had to stop reading several times because I was laughing out loud. It's not high-brow, but it sure made my day.
This is another 'Between the Numbers' books that features Stephanie Plum, Diesel, Lula, Grandma Mazur and the usual collection of off-beat characters that populate Evanovich's Stephanie Plum books. This one was so funny I didn't really miss Morelli or Ranger. Diesel is kind of growing on my too.
I don't want to give too much of the plot away. Let's just say that Grandma Mazur gets into a funny situation early on in the plot and it's up to Stephanie and Diesel to save the day. Lulu almost steals the book with some FUNNY scenes in an Atlantic City Casino. The scenes with Doug the horse were a riot.