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Four to Score

#4 in series

by Janet Evanovich
C.J. Critt
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The unflappable, fashion savvy bounty hunter Stephanie Plum returns to action when her bondsman cousin hires her to haul in a waitress-gone-bad, Maxine Nowicki. With her unruly sidekicks, transvestite rock musician Sally Sweet, ex-hooker and wannabe bounty hunter Lulu, and crazy Grandma Mazur, Stephanie braves hot Jersey streets and endless threats to track down the fleeing felon. Stephanie figures apprehending Nowicki will be easy money, but she couldn't be more wrong. Besides having to contend with loathsome rival bounty hunter, Joyce Barnhardt, she faces escalating scare tactics from a new enemy. Even more dangerously, she finds herself getting involved again with buff vice cop Joe Morelli, who also wants a piece of the Nowicki action. Best-selling author Janet Evanovich packs rapid-fire action and outrageously funny dialog into this audacious mystery thriller. Right on target as the saucy Stephanie Plum, narrator C.J. Critt will keep you pumped as she ushers you through some of the least scenic neighborhoods of Trenton, New Jersey.

  • Creators

  • Series

    Stephanie Plum

  • Publisher

  • Release date

    November 10, 1998

  • Formats

    • OverDrive Listen audiobook

      • ISBN: 9781449874872
      • File size: 277001 KB
      • Duration: 09:37:05

  • Languages

    • English

  • Reviews

    • AudioFile Magazine
      When bounty hunter Stephanie Plum is hired to search for missing waitress Maxine Nowicki, Plum's life becomes more complicated than she ever expected. This fourth novel in the Stephanie Plum mystery series is brimming with coarse and comic humor. C.J. Critt extends the spoken word to Grandma Mazur, hot cop Joe Morelli, transvestite rock musician Sally Sweet, and a myriad of colorful characters, supporting each with wily expression. The action never lets up as danger abounds, with crisp, clear dialogue delineating the plot to the final episode. B.J.L. (c) AudioFile 2002, Portland, Maine
    • Publisher's Weekly

      June 15, 1998
      Half-Hungarian, half-Italian and all-Jersey, Trenton's best-known bounty hunter, Stephanie Plum, is a raucous delight in this fast-paced sequel to Three to Get Deadly (1997). There's no such thing as a simple assignment for Stephanie. When Maxine Nowicki, charged with stealing her boyfriend's car, skips her court appearance, she's fair game to be hauled in--no big challenge, thinks Stephanie. Wrong. Before the case is over, Stephanie will invade an Atlantic City casino with her intrepid allies: sneaker-shod Grandma Mazur; her colleague Lula, "a two-hundred pound black woman with blond baloney curls all dressed up like Cher on a bad day"; and Sally, a seven-foot transvestite rock singer. Although Stephanie is the bounty hunter, she's the only one of the quartet who isn't armed. She also loses another car and her apartment, moves in with handsome cop and longtime love interest, Joe Morelli (causing a stir in his family and hers), has several memorable run-ins with arch rival Joyce Barnhardt, discovers a corpse and, finally, catches her quarry. With her brash exterior and high emotionality, Stephanie Plum is a welcome antidote to suave professional PIs. The supporting cast members, eccentric and recognizable, are as entertaining as those devised by Westlake and Leonard. Major ad/promo; author tour.

    • AudioFile Magazine
      Debi Mazar's streetwise and brash style bring to mind Stephanie Plum's big hair, short skirts, and smart mouth without even hearing her described. All of these attributes come in handy in Stephanie's job as a bounty hunter in Trenton, NJ, working for her (totally) unprincipled cousin Vinnie. Mazar narrates a little fast sometimes and doesn't always enunciate every word, but that's undoubtedly the way Stephanie talks too, and emphasizes the importance of setting to the story. In FOUR TO SCORE Atlantic City casinos and escalating threats to Stephanie's safety combine to give the listener a fast and exciting ride through the life of a woman trying to make a living as a bounty hunter. Mazar has a lot of fun, and so will the listener. M.A.M. (c) AudioFile, Portland, Maine

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