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`highly entertaining' The Mail on Sunday (The Mail on Sunday)

'Janet Evanovich has created another crazy crime caper that leaves you open-mouthed with either shock or laughter.' What's On (Kent) (What's On (Kent))

'Almost every chapter has a laugh-out-loud moment... Funny, sexy, scary - how can we wait till next year?' Booklist (Booklist)

'Expect a laugh per page...a clever cast of good-hearted hoods and nutty family members to rival The Sopranos... Bottomline: Plum Pick' People Magazine (People Magazine)

Laughter, thrills, its all here. (Nottingham Evening Post)

Janet Evanovich is like the Milton Berle of mystery writers... Frolicsome, farcical and... great fun to read (Washington Post Book World)

Evanovich's great gift is an ability to create situations zany enough to provoke bursts of laughter but so grounded in the realities of working-class life that they are totally believable (Philadelphia Inquirer)

Hanging out with Stephanie Plum is like taking 6-year-old twins shopping - the harder they try to behave themselves, the more chaos they leave in their wake (New York Times Book Review)

'Janet Evanovich's madcap comic mystery is pure, classic farce - Jersey Girl style' New York Times Book Review (New York Times Book Review)

'Another outing for irrepressible, unforgettable bounty hunter Stephanie Plum, this time on the trail of a murderous senior citizen. Fast and very funny' Woman & Home (Woman & Home)

'There are many excellent women crime writers and many interesting female characters, but Evanovich has cornered the market in funny.' What's On (Larkfield, Kent) (What's On (Larkfield, Kent))

Présentation de l'éditeur

Stephanie Plum is back, in yet another explosive adventure packed full of murder, kidnap and extortion.

It seems that the only possible complication that Stephanie faces when going after Eddie DeChooch, is that he is dating her grandma. When she and Lula show up at his house it and he disappears, leaving a corpse in the woodshed, it becomes clear that this is not such a simple case.

He may be an old man, but his years in the mob have made him trigger happy, and to top it all there's his involvement with 'MoonMan' Dunphy and Dougie 'The Dealer' Kruper (Stephanie's high-school classmates). They've been sucked into an operation which is much more than simple smuggling, and when they disappear Stephanie goes into high-octane search mode.

As if she didn't have enough to worry about, there are also two proposals to consider, one of marriage and the other of a single perfect night...