Review: Turbo Twenty-Three - Janet Evanovich

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Turbo Twenty-Three (Stephanie Plum, #23)

Review: Turbo Twenty-Three - Book #23 Stephanie Plum Series - Janet Evanovich - November 2016

When I first started reading this series, I never thought that we would be up to Book #23. In #23 we are still reading the love triangle that is Ranger with his "Babe" and Joe Morelli "Cupcake, " and we read Stephanie Plum still trying to decide where her heart lies. We know she should go towards Joe Morelli as he is the stable and secure guy but will he give up is bachelorhood and his friends with benefits with Stephanie? Then we have Ranger who is the bachelor type, the lone ranger and the type we can see never settling down. This book starts off with Stephanie and Lula trying to catch Larry Virgil and ends up with borrowing the truck which was delivering not only Ice-cream. This is the first murder they discover, and from there it starts to unravel an ice-cream conspiracy between the two major Ice-Cream companies Bogart and Mo's.  Of course, Turbo Twenty-Three by Janet Evanovich provides our loyal fans with all our favorite Stephanie Plum-isms that we are used to throughout the whole series. From the Ranger/Stephanie/Joe love triangle and they're witty banters, Lula's antics and her dreams for making money, cars blowing up and of course my favourite character - Grandma Mazur this time she brings out her Cougar claws.  I am not sure how many more are still to come but am looking forward to more antics of the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich.

 

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