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Personally, I would much rather she was with Ranger than Joe Morelli .....  actually, I would rather that I was with Ranger, rather than Stephanie!    LOL

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Well, I finished the book yesterday.  It was ok.  I probably won't give up on the series, but I won't buy them for my kindle in the future.  I read many series because Iike on-going themes, settings, and characters.  I just wish these characters would grow. 

 

Now I am reading The Sleeping Beauty Killer by Mary Higgins Clark.  It is the new book in her Under Suspicion series.  It is very good so far.

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Not even remotely interested in the Plum series anymore. It does nothing at this point. I used to buy them. Then I stopped that and simply got them from the library. Then I started to get them as ebooks from the library. 

 

After the last one, I said enough was enough. I'm done.

 

Somebody mentioned the Joanne Fluke series with Hannah Swenson; I gave up on that series, too. I don't know; after a while, they got boring.

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I think what's contributed to Janet's shift from the Stephanie Plum series are the novels she has co-authored with Lee Goldberg the past few years.   

 

Has anyone read any of them?   The Scam and The Heist come to mind, but I know there are others.   Anyone?

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@Tinkrbl44 wrote:

I think what's contributed to Janet's shift from the Stephanie Plum series are the novels she has co-authored with Lee Goldberg the past few years.   

 

Has anyone read any of them?   The Scam and The Heist come to mind, but I know there are others.   Anyone?


They are awful.  I have not finished the last one and barely the one before that so I will pass them by from now on.  Each one as gotten worse than the one before and I wonder how much time she actually devotes to the collaboration.   It was so disappointing.  I love Janet.  Granted the Plum series is not as good as the beginning but usually something fresh and new is but not with Goldberg books.

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@Tinkrbl44  Tink I like the below collaberation better that she does with Phoef Sutton.

Wicked Charms: A Lizzy and Diesel Novel (Lizzy & Diesel Book 3)

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A few posters mentioned they thought Janet was "phoning it in" with her writing.     Now that I think about it, perhaps that's exactly what she's been doing.    I remember reading a while back that some appearances were cancelled after her son was diagnosed with cancer.   Hope he's okay.

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Just got it from the library today and am looking forward to reading it.  Even though her books can be disappointing - same old, same old - I still have to read them because I just love some of the characters, i.e. Ranger, Grandma, Stephanie. 

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I just read this and was a little disappointed.  

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@DiAnne wrote:

I just read this and was a little disappointed.  


OH, me, too. I am just finishing it and I can't wait. It was lacking but I don't know what in! It just didn't have that ring a ding flavor as they say. It was placid for me, to say the least. I believe I've finally outgrown them.