Summary and Reviews of Four To Score by Janet Evanovich

Name: Four To Score
Rating: 5.0 (3 reviews)
Author: Janet Evanovich
ISBN: 9780312185862

Four To Score

A Stephanie Plum Mystery

by Janet Evanovich

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First Published:
Jun 1, 1998, 294 pages

Paperback:
May 1999, 338 pages

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- Mystery
- USA
- Mid-Atlantic, USA
- New Jersey
- 1980s & '90s
- Humor & Satire
- Strong Women
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Bounty-hunting Jersey girl Stephanie Plum is hot on the trail of a revenge-seeking waitress wanted for bail jumping, theft, and extortion. Aided by a plethora of eccentric characters, including a funeral aficionado, an ex-hooker, and a transvestite rock musician, Steph's humor and attitude never waver--even when her apartment is fire-bombed!.

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Starred Review. Stephanie Plum is back, smart-mouthed, swaggering, and saucy as ever...Top-notch fun.

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Will Stephanie beat her archrival, trampy skip-tracer Joyce Barnhardt, to Maxine? Has longtime lust object Joe Morelli's grandmother gotten Stephanie pregnant by putting the Evil Eye on her? And will Stephanie ever look as foxy as the two transvestite puzzle-solvers she's got in her corner? Counterfeiting, drugs, extortion, kidnaping, homicide, reckless endangerment--all of it hilariously featherweight. Evanovich (Three to Get Deadly, 1997, etc.) never met a felony she couldn't top with an unbeatable laugh.

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Half-Hungarian, half-Italian and all-Jersey, Trenton's best-known bounty hunter, Stephanie Plum, is a raucous delight in this fast-paced sequel to Three to Get Deadly.

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