
Jane (
mahbaar) wrote on 2/14/2007...
14 member(s) found this review helpful.
This is one of the best of the series so far. If you like mysteries and love to laugh, Stephanie Plum mysteries are sure to please!

Shannon J. (
Sjordan) wrote on 8/22/2008...
5 member(s) found this review helpful.
Stephanie Plum is one crazy lady. This series will make you laugh and cry. Once you begin reading this series you will NEVER want to stop. I got my mom and all her friends reading the series. Evanovich really incorporates all the important elements in her writing. So be ready to fall in love with Stephanie and friends, its definately worth it.
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
Evanovich has done it again....this one is full of the same wit and grit as the previous 3......can't wait to read #5.

Ruffin G. (
Ruffin3) wrote on 5/30/2007...
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
As usual a host of Wacky Characters, this book adds Sally Sweet, a disfunctional lot but all very enjoyable. The villians in her story usually end up being sort of creepy and this one is no different in my opinion. For me the Stephanie Plum novels never seem to drag they're always on the move.
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
Hilarious! I don't know how Evanovich thinks up this stuff. If you have read the first three books in this series, you know that Stephanie Plum is a bounty hunter. This time she has the "help" of her 73-year-old grandmother, an ex-hooker named Lula, and a transvestite musician named Sally Sweet, all toting guns. Then there's the cop Joe Morelli. With all the mishaps, including murders, firebombs, and her rival bounty hunter chasing the same fugitive, Stephanie had better watch her back.

Cara S. (
carabecca) - DE wrote on 6/25/2009...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Janet Evanovich never seems to disappoint. Another week or two in the chaotic life of Stephanie Plum. As usual, Stephanie attracts trouble and hottie Joe Morelli. If you've been waiting to see more of hottie Morelli, this is your chance. I love the characterizations in this book, from ex-hooker Lula to crazy Grandma Mazur. Great beach/pool read!
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
I cannot not get enough of Stephanie Plum and her funny Italian family. I laugh outloud in everyone of her stories. Janet E. wraps quirky, funny, suspense,drama and family eccentrics is her Stephani Plum stories. I love her way of combining humor with everyday life and the downfalls and strange situations that occur with being a female bounty hunter.

Sandra H. (
Sanandee) wrote on 3/11/2009...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
You gotta love this character and the series. Love to read what new adventure awaits Stephanie with each new book. Some madcap, lots of mystery, poor woman barely scraping together enough money to live on, has a colorful cast of characters popping up in every book. Not for real serious, fun light reading.
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
"Four to Score" is fast-paced and funny. In this book, Stephanie is trying to collar a waitress who jumped bail after she was arrested for stealing her boyfriend's car. Sounds simple? Not in Stephanie's world! She finds herself in all kinds of trouble, and without a car and a home because of fallout from this case. But in true Stephanie form, she seems to come out on top. She meets a new friend - a six foot four inch drag queen called Sally Sweet and she actually takes her so-called relationship with Morelli to another level. Enjoyable read

Graham G. (
Foucault) wrote on 9/2/2007...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
It's a good one! Evanovich is enlarging her cast of characters. Now we have Sally Sweet, a hilarious (and very manly) cross-dressing member of a rock band, and Joyce Barnhardt, who was introduced in earlier books as having been caught by Stephanie
in flagrante delicto with her then husband, and who is now working for the same bail bondsman. Joyce is determined to beat Stephanie at her own game, and keeps turning up at the worst possible moments. And the old favorites, such as Lula the ex-hooker, Grandma Mazur and Ranger are all here.
As in earlier books, Stephanie is being hounded by maniac; this time a jealous molotov cocktail hurling love-rival. And, with her apartment gutted by fire from one attack, she's forced to stay with love-interest Joe Morelli, making for some serious sexual tension.
A special mention must be made of an outstandingly funny "undercover operation" in an Atlantic City casino.
Despite the hilarity, there's also a pretty good whodunnit that'll keep you guessing.