Four to Score | Janet Evanovich, Debi Mazur

Four to Score | Janet Evanovich, Debi Mazur | GOOD READING

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Four to Score

	Four to Score Janet Evanovich, Debi Mazur Macmillan Audio, 1999 average customer review:based on 245 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

I'M BACK TO PLUM...

I like this book a lot..but the sex parts sort of ruined it for me. LOL
I'm not some prudish old hag, just a hag.
I find it takes the appeal from the read.
But I still LOVED it.

Rock on Janet!

GOOD READING

VERY ENTERTAINING. EACH CHAPTER KEEPS YOUR INTEREST AND YOU
WANTING TO READ MORE.

funny

as usual this novel about a bounty hunter was laugh out loud funny all the the way through. A good pick-me-up read.

The story is excellent the reader is not.

The stories of Stephanie Plum are absolutely great and the humor written by Janet Evanovich is outstanding. As far as the audio versions go, the first three Stephanie Plum Novels were narrated by Lori Petty. Lori did an amazing job of making you feel that she really was Stephanie Plum and you were right there with her. You didn't feel the reader is reading to you but actually talking to you.

This fourth of the series like the first three Stephanie Plum novels is great however this audio narrated by C. J. Critt. C. J. Critt sounds much like a fourth grade teacher reading to her class. Her inflections are overdone and distracting to listen to. It is difficult to overlook the narration and listen to the story.

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What a cast of characters

In the fourth Stephanie Plum novel, the cast of characters get even crazier. To just read a review about the eclectic friends and family members does not do them justice and frankly, most people would be turned off by the cross dressing musician Sally Sweet who is a key player to solving the criptic messages Stephanie is trying to solve in order to track down the missing FTA or failure to appear client from the bail bonds office Stephanie works in as a bounty hunter. Stephanie's bad luck with both her cars and her apartment are nothing new in this zany pseudo mystery novel.

Is it worth buying?
I really like this series, but as an individual book, I would say no. Read them all from start to finish, or don't read them at all.

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