Introducing Stephanie Plum, Rex, Cousin Vinnie, her parents, her ultra-eccentric Grandma Mazur, Lula and Connie. And Morelli and Ranger.

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Stephanie is on the trail of 24 coffins and Kenny Mancuso, fending off bad guys and Morelli.
Review

Stephanie raises the ire of all and sundry in the Burg as she tries to bring in good old ice-cream vendor Uncle Mo who failed to appear for carrying concealed. Surrounded by killers and perverts, she has to deal with the horror of BRIGHT ORANGE HAIR!

Criminals in the Burg are attending their court dates like lambs, so what's a girl to do if she's a bounty hunter with the rent to pay? Ranger comes to the rescue with a series of interesting tasks, and provides the increasingly nervous Stephanie with the black cars that all his operatives use. Her financial circumstances aren't all that's frustrating our Stephanie, the cure is close by, but will it be super-hero Ranger or magic Morelli?

Turmoil again as Ranger is on the run as a suspected murderer, Morelli haunts her, and Grandma Mazur moves in.

How hard can it be for even Step to catch Eddie DeChooch? He may be a killer, but last time he tried to shoot someone he murdered an ironing board. But even with plus-sized woman Lula to help, he continues to evade our heroine at every turn. Not even fried chicken and doughnuts can help, and she must engage the help of super-bounty hunter, Ranger.

Ranger's price is one night of passion, not something that sometime-fiance Joe Morelli would look kindly upon. Steph must battle mad-eyed elderly women, and her mother's wedding plans to rescue friends Dealer Dougie and Mooner and reach an unencumbered climax ... but with whom? See Ali's Review

Steph's mother and grandmother join ranks and embroil our girl in the affairs of a next-door neighbour's grand-daughter. It's a new type of bond where disputing divorced parents have to put up a guarantee to prevent them absconding with a minor child.

In the surreal world of Stephanie Plum, the appearance of a strange man in her apartment heralds just another day. But this time the man with super powers may really have super powers, and just who is Stephanie hunting down, a jolly toy seller who employs little people.

Meanwhile, Saint Valerie's fall brings more than a little joy and complication in Steph's life.

This time cousin Vinne has written a bond to ensure an alien honours his work visa and leaves the USA in a neat and orderly manner. But of course he doesn't, causing the entry into Steph's life of the appalling Mrs Apusenja.

It culminates in the ultimate road trip -- Steph, Lula and Connie hit Las Vegas armed, dieting, and very, very dangerous.

Ten Big Ones, Janet Evanovich

After she becomes a witness and gang target in her usual, inimitable, accidental way, Steph must go to ground. Where is the safest place? The Bat Cave, and so knees trembling, Steph traces Ranger to his lair and like Goldilocks, sets up housekeeping in his comfortable, hopefully empty, bed.

Stephanie Plum is a bounty hunter no more. After a rapid series of jobs she gets a job with Ranger, which is for the best since someone wants her dead.
Awful blurry cover, left, but the usual fun adventure inside.

Stephanie is being stalked by a woman in Rangeman-style black who claims to be Ranger's deserted wife. When the woman is found dead, a man-hunt ensues looking for Ranger and his now-missing daughter.
Once again Steph is called upon to help save one of the men in her life.

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