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Stephanie Plum is thinking her career as a fugitive apprehension agent has run it is course. She’s been shot at, spat at, cussed at, fire-bombed, mooned, and attacked by dogs. Time for a change, Stephanie thinks. Time to find the kind of occupation her mother may tell her friends in regards to without making the sign of the cross.

So Stephanie Plum quits. Resigns. No looking back. No altering her mind. She wants something safe and normal. As it turns out, jobs that are safe and normal for most humans aren’t inevitably safe and normal for Stephanie Plum. Trouble follows her, and the kind of disturb she had at the bail bonds office can’t compare to the kind of trouble she finds herself facing now. Her past has come back to haunt her. She’s stalked by a maniac returned from the grave for the sole intent of putting her into a burial plot of her own. He’s killed before, and he’ll kill again if given the chance. Caught amid staying far away from the bounty hunter business and staying alive, Stephanie reexamines her life and the possibleness that being a bounty hunter is the solution rather than the problem. After disturbingly brief careers at the button factory, Kan Klean Dry Cleaners, and Cluck-in-a-Bucket, Stephanie takes an office position in security, working for Ranger, the sexiest, baddest bounty hunter and businessman on two continents. It might not be the occupation she’ll keep for the rest of her life, but for now it gives her the technical access she needs to find her stalker. Tempers and temperatures rise as contest ratchets up amongst the two men in her life—her on-again, off-again boyfriend, tough Trenton cop Joe Morelli, and her bad-ass boss, Ranger. Can Stephanie Plum take the heat? Can you?

Between the adventure and the adversity there’s attitude, and Stephanie Plum’s got a great deal in her most recent misadventure, Eleven on Top.

ReviewStephanie Plum, Trenton’s favored bondswoman, is having a career crisis, which gives Janet Evanovich a great deal of probabilities to showcase her series heroine in a potpourri of substitute vocations, from arid cleaner to factory worker. Most of them don’t last a full working day, which is good for the reader, since it plunges Stephanie back into the always seedy, many times dangerous, and always colorful world of fugitives who’d rather flee than face their day in court. She may be tired of having her life threatened, her cars torched or blown up, and her apartment broken into, but one thing she may say regarding her occupation is that it’s never boring… and neither is she. Despite her purposes of going straight at a occupation with a little more security and a bit less excitement, an old client won’t let her–he keeps leaving her threatening notes, stalking and scaring her, and making sure she needs the shelter of the two men in her life–Joe Morelli, the sexy cop who’s been bedding her since high school, and Ranger, the even sexier tough guy who may take down the meanest fugitive around but has a tender spot in his heart for the plucky Ms. Plum. All Evanovich fans’ favored characters people this sprightly caper novel, including Lula, the fast-food-chomping former hooker who’s hot to take over Stephanie’s occupation but actually belongs in a WWE Takedown; Grandma Mazur, who’d rather go to a wake than a fancy-dress ball; Grandma Bella, the matriarch of the Morelli family whose evil eye frightens even the indomitable Stephanie; and Valerie, Stephanie’s sister, who’s when it comes to to embark on another trip to the altar. A great beach read, Eleven on Top is a guilty pleasure that will delight readers of the author’s 10 earlier novels and will have to win her even more fans. –Jane Adams

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Janet Evanovich kindly consorted to take the life quiz we like to give to all our authors: the Significant Seven.

Q: What book has had the most substantial affect on your life?
A: Uncle Scrooge adventures by Carl Barks. They gave me a lifelong love of the adventure story both in film and literature. And I wouldn’t mind pushing my quarters around with a bulldozer in real life, either.

Q: You are stranded on a desert island with only one book, one CD, and one DVD–what are they?
A: Book: The Neiman Marcus holiday catalog (I may pretend I’m shopping.)
CD: MTV’s Grind, Volume 1 (Happy music and I love the samba.)
DVD: Shrek 2 (Happy movie.)

Q: What is the worst lie you’ve ever told?
A: “No. Your butt doesn’t look big in those pants.” Said to myself.

Q: Describe the perfective writing environment.
A: No phone. Locked door. Room service. Silence. My cat (Gus) on my lap.

Q: If you could write your own epitaph, what would it say?
A: “Later, Dudes!”

Q: Who is the one person living or dead that you would like to have dinner with?
A: Jim Henson (creator of the Muppets)

Q: If you could have one superpower, what would it be?
A: The capacity to eat Cheez Doodles and Krispy Kremes and never get fat.

The Stephanie Plum Series

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From Publishers WeeklyNew Jersey bounty hunter Stephanie Plum (last seen in 2004′s Ten Big Ones) stumbles out of the gate due to a great deal of forced humor, but she at last hits her frequent agreeably diverting stride in a tale that includes exploding cars, volatile wedding preparations and heated romantic entanglements. Stephanie decides to quit her occupation and seek less dangerous work after receiving a couple of disquieting notes. But the notes turn to threats and attacks, and she learns that her ineptitude is not confined to bounty hunting but transfers well to a succession of low-paying, on occasion humiliating jobs. After taking on Stephanie’s former duties, sidekick Lula naturally calls on Stephanie to lend a hand so that her bounty hunting travails carry on unabated. Foul-mouthed Lula proves to have numerous beauteous brutal ideas in regards to how to fetch ‘em back. Bestseller Evanovich may be performing the same tricks over and over at this point in the series (the bumbling sleuth act, sexual-tension jokes, etc.), but most readers will find this a delighting romp.
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From Booklist*Starred Review* It’s terrifi to watch both a beloved reputation and a cherished author grow, and both Stephanie Plum and Evanovich do not disappoint. Stephanie no longer wants to work for her cousin Vinnie, the bail bondsman in the Burg, a division of Trenton, New Jersey. Her firstborn three tries at new gainful employment –the button factory, the local arid cleaner, and the notorious Cluck in a Bucket fast-food joint–engender firebombings, exploding cars, and even the death of a local everyone is way too happy to see go. Meanwhile, assorted local businessmen have disappeared, and a lowlife Stephanie has known since high school is leaving lurid and scary notes in her apartment. Although brimming with lines that will have readers howling with laughter, this installment likewise allows flashes of clear or deep perception into the men in Stephanie’s life, Morelli the cop and Ranger the bounty hunter, as well as into Stephanie herself and her (over)extended family. It’s hard not to love a tale where Grandma Mazur, Stephanie’s mother, and Stephanie have a feed fight with the remains of her sister Valerie’s (unused) wedding cake. The spectacular denouement indicts a long-running fellow member of the cast of the Burg and allows Stephanie and her faithful readers to savor her ambivalence to the max. GraceAnne DeCandido
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