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This book is a lot of fun. It is only the third Stephanie Plum novel I have read, but it is probably the most enjoyable. First, in the issue of full disclosure, I need to say I was a newspaper reporter in Trenton many, many years ago. Evanovich nails "the burg." Love the atmosphere and the asides she puts into her characters mouth. Lulu, the hooker Stephanie became involved in during the first book, is a major character here. And she has lines like, "this job is so boring, you could do it in a coma." Yeah, I have had jobs like this. My only complain about the book is Evanovich works a little too hard at humor. She takes one very funny scene way, way, over the edge and sort of ruins the enjoyment I took into it up until that point. Such over reaching and the consistent, shall we say "dimness" of Stephanie is why I only gave this novel four stars. Stephanie really should be a bit sharper by now. When will she learn to carry her gun and keep it loaded? On the plus side, Rex, her guinea pig has a major role. How could you not love that? The mystery is not a convoluted as her first two novels, but does have quite an element of surprise. A good read. A good laugh.


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Three to Get Deadly Stephanie Plum No 3 Stephanie Plum Novels Janet Evanovich 9780312966096 Books Reviews

Stephanie Plum has gotten what is believed to be a low level bail jumper to retrieve, but it weaves into a more complex individual that leaves a trail of dead bodies that point to far more than what he was arrested for. The plot moves slow in order for the author to write more comedy than mystery. Sometimes I think the most intelligent character in the book series is Rex, the hamster. Along with catching Uncle Mo, Stephanie catches two other FTA's (Failure to Appear) during the book while getting shot at numerous times, threatened in person several times, and escapes her families attempts to lure Stephanie a suitor. It's a fun read and decent book, but it does seem to move fairly slow.
I read the first two Stephanie Plum books, and enjoyed Plum's eye-rolling snark. The stories were fun and zany, but this third installment is just plain cornball. Plum and Lula (and I could've done with WAY less of this character) perform acts of such incredible stupidity, that they should both be dead. One of the best parts of a Plum novel is Stephanie's banter with police detective, Joe Morelli, but that was all but nonexistent in this third novel. I may pass on the rest of this series, if this book is an indication of the direction the series is going...
Stephanie Plum is quite the character, someone who appears to be pretty normal yet always on an invisible adrenaline bike pedaling after trouble! I will admit that humor is needed with this type of "crime" writing, it elevates it to a totally different level and it works, this series is wonderful and after starting it I can see why it's so well received. This is still a pretty cool mystery, don't get fooled by the jokes and mishaps, it has a backbone and integrity and even some grit here and there but it's good reading, the stuff you keep coming back to and luckily this series is currently up to book 17 ( Smoking Seventeen 2011) once you start it you want to keep going and to me that's the mark of a good read.

Plum is a bounty hunter but not by choice, more like her rent needs to get paid and her hamster likes a veggie or two for dinner each week, hence the odd job she gets tangled up in. She's no lethal superhero but a human and quite clumsy at times and she knows how to get the bullets flying, too bad that they are right over her own head. Hot on the trail of Uncle Mo (who's the favorite local candy salesman of course!) who is a guy that wouldn't hurt a fly -so the say, a guy that has simply disappeared. Apparently he missed a court date for getting busted with a concealed weapon and many are fearing that he's either dead or worse, gone shooting at the bad guys out there... unfortunately he's connected to the whole neighborhood and finding the culprit would save a lot of uncomfortable questioning. Stephanie is on his tail like a blister trying to catch a heel after a night of danced in strappy stilettos, with her sidekicks and a on and off again love interest she takes the reader on another fun ride, just reviewing this book makes me want to read the next one, very fitting for my 1000th review )

- Kasia S.
My summer of murder mystery madness continues!

Bounty-hunter Stephanie Plum is on the hunt again, in Janet Evanovich's "Three to Get Deadly," and she is out to catch The Burg's most wanted and dangerous "Failure to Appears" drug dealers, murderers, guys in chicken costumes. And poor Stephanie has the battle scars to prove it she is shot at, knocked unconscious and has her hair dyed (unwillingly) orange.

Janet Evanovich, in this series, has managed to deliver humor along with the suspense, and "Three to Get Deadly" has its fair share of both. Someone is murdering drug dealers and addicts in The Burg, and the killer means business. Stephanie's biggest problem isn't the cops or the actual killer it's the public. Every citizen is supporting this vigilante, some to the point of taking up weapons to protect him. They send Stephanie their message in a hail of bullets "Stop going after our hero. He is cleaning up the town!"

Meanwhile, the questions facing Stephanie, Ranger, Morelli, and Lula multiply. Could the kindly, candy store owner "Uncle Mo" be a cold-blooded killer? Will the bodies stop popping up in bizarre ways? Is Stephanie ever going to own a decent car? "Three to Get Deadly" is a top-notch crime thriller while tickling your funny bones. Stephanie has been getting more endearing with each novel, and I can't wait to read the next one! This is shaping up to be a great summer of fun reading.
Save your money for the stories that are read by Lorelei King. Lori Petty's performance in this story is a cross between disinterested and rushed. She doesn't have much vocal range to play the parts of the different characters in the story, and over all she's pretty monotone and it sounds like she's distracted and struggling to get the words pronounced correctly, rushing through the story to get it over with. Luckily the later stories are read by Lorelei King, a definite Improvement in Talent.
This book is a lot of fun. It is only the third Stephanie Plum novel I have read, but it is probably the most enjoyable. First, in the issue of full disclosure, I need to say I was a newspaper reporter in Trenton many, many years ago. Evanovich nails "the burg." Love the atmosphere and the asides she puts into her characters mouth. Lulu, the hooker Stephanie became involved in during the first book, is a major character here. And she has lines like, "this job is so boring, you could do it in a coma." Yeah, I have had jobs like this. My only complain about the book is Evanovich works a little too hard at humor. She takes one very funny scene way, way, over the edge and sort of ruins the enjoyment I took into it up until that point. Such over reaching and the consistent, shall we say "dimness" of Stephanie is why I only gave this novel four stars. Stephanie really should be a bit sharper by now. When will she learn to carry her gun and keep it loaded? On the plus side, Rex, her guinea pig has a major role. How could you not love that? The mystery is not a convoluted as her first two novels, but does have quite an element of surprise. A good read. A good laugh.