Four to Score
Four to Score by Janet Evanovich is a humorous mystery novel published by Macmillan on June 22, 2010. This 368-page reprint follows the adventures of Stephanie Plum, who is working for her bail bondsman cousin Vinnie. In this installment, Stephanie pursues Maxine Nowicki, a waitress involved in a series of crimes, including bail jumping and extortion, while navigating the challenges posed by her rival bounty hunter, Joyce Barnhardt.
Readers will find a blend of humor and suspense as Stephanie’s pursuit of Maxine leads her into increasingly dangerous situations, including threats and escalating violence. The narrative features a cast of colorful characters, including Stephanie’s eccentric Grandma Mazur and her friend Lula, adding depth to the story. The book explores themes of crime and rivalry, set against a backdrop of romantic comedy, making it a notable entry in the series.
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A Featured Alternate Selection of the Literary Guild and Doubleday Book Club and a Main Selection of the Mystery Guild
Janet Evanovich, bestselling author of One for the Money, Two for the Dough, and Three to Get Deadly, scores big with Four to Score, her most thrilling Stephanie Plum adventure yet.
Working for her bail bondsman cousin Vinnie, Stephanie is hot on the trail of revenge-seeking waitress Maxine Nowicki, whose crimes include bail jumping, theft, and extortion. Someone is terrifying Maxine’s friends, and those who have seen her are turning up dead. Also on the hunt for Maxine is Joyce Barnhardt, Stephanie’s archenemy and rival bounty hunter.
Stephanie’s attitude never wavers– even when aided by crazy Grandma Mazur, ex-hooker and wannabe bounty hunter Lula, and transvestite rock musician Sally Sweet– and even when Stephanie makes an enemy whose deadly tactics escalate from threatening messages to firebombs. All of this pales in comparison, though, with an even greater danger Stephanie faces, when, homeless and broke, she and her hamster Rex move in with a vice cop Joe Morelli.
RATED PG35 for licentious wit and libidinous cohabitation.
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