Stephanie Plum is back between-the-numbers and she?s looking to get lucky in an Atlantic City hotel room, in a Winnebago, and with a brown-eyed stud who has stolen her heart.
Stephanie Plum has a way of attracting danger, lunatics, oddballs, bad luck . . . and mystery men. And no one is more mysterious than the unmentionable Diesel. He?s back and hot on the trail of a little man in green pants who?s lost a giant bag of money. Problem is, the money isn?t exactly lost. Stephanie?s Grandma Mazur has found it, and like any good Jersey senior citizen, she?s hightailed it in a Winnebago to Atlantic City and hit the slots. With Lula and Connie in tow, Stephanie attempts to bring Grandma home, but the luck of the Irish is rubbing off on everyone: Lula?s found a job modeling plus-size lingerie. Connie?s found a guy. Diesel?s found Stephanie. And Stephanie has found herself in over her head with a caper involving thrice-stolen money, a racehorse, a car chase, and a bad case of hives.
Plum Lucky is an all-you-can-eat buffet of thrills, chills, shrimp cocktail, plus-size underwear, and scorching hot men. It?s a between-the-numbers treat no Evanovich fan will want to miss!
The Unmentionables return January 3, 2009 Based on other reviews that I've read, it appears that the Stephanie Plum "Between the Numbers" books ("Visions of Sugar Plums", "Plum Lovin'" and "Plum Lucky") are something that Stephanie Plum fans either love or hate. All three books are very similar. All are relatively short books about Stephanie's adventures with Diesel, the supernatural bounty hunter, and the Unmentionables (people with supernatural powers), and each is centred on a particular holiday (Christmas, Valentines Day and St. Patrick's Day respectively). They're all light-weight fluff (even more so than Evanovich's other books) and particularly silly.
"Plum Lucky" continues in the tradition as the other two "Between the Numbers" book. This time the story takes Stephanie and Diesel to Atlantic City in pursuit of Stephanie's Grandmother, who has gone missing, and a little man with an Irish accent who claims he is a leprechaun. Anyone who is thinking of reading this book has probably already read "Visions of Sugar Plums" and "Plum Lovin'", so based on what you thought of those books, you can probably figure out if you'll like this one. It's essentially more of the same. If you like the other "Between the Numbers" books, you'll like it, otherwise, just skip forward to "Fearless Fourteen".
Between the numbers December 22, 2008 0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Although I much prefer the "Numbers" series, the "between the numbers" keep me going until the next "Number" comes out. I love the writing style and humor of the Stephanie Plum books.
great book November 10, 2008 I received my book in a timely manner, and it was in pristine condition. I couldn't have been more pleased. Thank you
Plum Lucky October 15, 2008 0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I love Janet Evonovich,. especially the Stephanie Plum series and between the numbers. I laugh so incredible hard. Would love to see these made into a tv series.
Plum Lucky October 9, 2008 this is very enjoyable reading. As with all the "Plum " number series, and I have read almost all of them, so far, it keeps you interested throughout the story and you are almost sorry when you have finished the book and anxious to get to another of Janet Evanovich's writings. I have really enjoyed reading the number series and the books "in between the numbers" as well.
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