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Book Review - Eleven On Top by Janet Evanovich

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It's a good day when the latest Stephanie Plum novel shows up...  Eleven On Top by Janet Evanovich.  This may be one of my favorites of the series...

Stephanie Plum has decided to quit the bounty hunting business.  Her life isn't going anywhere, and she's decided to get a steady job with a regular paycheck.  Of course, not having anyone shoot at her or blow up her car would be nice too.  But of course, nothing is normal or steady when it comes to Ms. Plum's life.  She gets fired on day one from the button factory.  She gets fired from the dry cleaning job after a couple of days (and when the matriarch of the owner's family dies when Plum's car blows up).  And her job in the fast food business ends after a day when the chicken restaurant she works at burns down after a couple of days.  So why all the pyrotechnics?  Someone's apparently out to settle an old score, and Stephanie's life seems to be in peril.  Threatening notes, exploding car bombs, exploding garages, burning restaurants, and she's not even in the business any more.  Add into the mix that she's now working for Ranger at the same time she's trying to nurse Morelli back to health from a broken leg...

As I said above, this may be one of my favorites in the Stephanie Plum series.  I enjoyed the interaction between her and Lula as Lula tries to take over her old job (and still get Stephanie to help with all the apprehensions).  There's a bit more Ranger time as you learn more about his business, as well as wondering whether Stephanie will succumb to her urges to jump his bones.  And her gramma is as zany as ever.  Even though you think you know how the story is shaping up, there are still plenty of twists that accelerate at the end, making sure that I stayed up later than I wanted to find out how it all ended.

A good, fun read, and another excellent installment in the series...

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