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Fearless Fourteen (Stephanie Plum, No. 14)
by Janet Evanovich
from St. Martin's Press

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0

• Lukewarm at best
  I've stuck with Stephanie Plum through think and thin, but this is the end. I'm just glad I took it out of the library rather than paying $28. Other reviewers have said it all, the verve's not there, so I'll stick to the low points: formulaic pablum and at least one misleading bit.
  "...and we all piled into Lula's Firebird. Lula drove north on 206, past Rider College, to a neighborhood of modest homes." Well Rider College, actually University since 1994, is in Lawrenceville, NJ, a goodly piece from the... more info

• Not a masterpiece, but fun.
  While #14 isn't the best in the series and was perhaps not as deftly crafted, it's got some good laughs and has a good story. Though Evanovich consistently delights, it's unrealistic to expect every work to be a masterpiece. While I wait patiently for the next installment, I'll re-read my personal favorites and hope that the Joe-Steph-Ranger triangle heats up again in #15.

• Can't stop laughing
  Stephanie and her friends keep me laughing. I stayed up all night laughing at the book. My husband even started the series!

• Sounds like every other book
  As I was reading this one I noticed myself giggling. Not because of the content of the story but because I began to realize this novel sounded like a Dick and Jane book. See Stephanie run. See Ranger run. See Stehpanie and Ranger run. I've never noticed before in any of the other novels how simplistic the writing style was. I'm a fifth grade reading teacher and I felt this book would have been to much of an easy read for my fifth graders.
  Then I noticed that the story line was NOT memorable. I can... more info

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