Game On: Tempting Twenty-Eight
by
Janet Evanovich
A Stephanie Plum novel
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Publication date: 23rd November 2021
Series: Stephanie Plum #28
Genre: Crime Fiction
Pages: 304
RRP: 32.99AUD
Format read: Paperback
Source: Courtesy of the publisher
My review
Although book 28 in a series, Game On is the first Stephanie Plum novel I have read. Stephanie Plum is a bail bond enforcement agent and the protagonist of 27 previous novels by Janet Evanovich. Even though this book is well into a series it reads fine as a stand alone.
As Stephanie chases up a few people who have skipped bail she comes across one that is proving to be quite elusive and very dangerous. Computer hacker Oswald Wednesday manages to stay one step ahead and is playing a cat and mouse game with Plum.
Evanovich's writing is fast paced making the book a quick read. The story is equal parts laugh-out-loud funny and tension filled drama.
I loved the banter between Stephanie and Diesel, who is also chasing after Oswald Wednesday. Stephanie and Lula also have a great rapport and I enjoyed the way they bounce off each other.
I'm eager to read the previous books to see where Ranger, Stephanie's protector, and Diesel fit into Stephanie's love life. She is currently living with Detective Joe Morelli however is still enamored with Diesel and Ranger.
In between all the action, Stephanie's assistant Lula and Grandma Mazur add plenty of humorous moments and a good dose of spirit.
I am happy to have been introduced to this engaging series and I enjoyed this book so much I raced out and bought five more books in the series.
A vast array of interesting characters and some well placed one liners make Game On an entertaining read.
My rating 5 / 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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