slayra reviewed Seven Up by Janet Evanovich
Review of 'Seven Up' on 'Goodreads'
4 stars
Stephanie is after Eddie DeChooch this time, and she is not exactly pleased because she is not a fan of people who know their ways with guns. Or the fact that he is old and may be dating her grandmother. However, when Dougie disappears and Mooner asks Stephanie for help the whole chase gets serious. How can an old man hide from everyone while driving a flashy white Cadillac? And to make Stephanie's woes worse, there's Morelli and a wedding to get away from, not to mention Ranger and his sexy antics.
I liked this story because it probably is impossible for me not to like Stephanie and her weird life and acquaintances, but I felt the pace was somehow slow. No explosions, no big laugh out loud moment, no big romance, not much of anything besides a very long chase. There was Lula, granda Mazur, Bob and it was …
Stephanie is after Eddie DeChooch this time, and she is not exactly pleased because she is not a fan of people who know their ways with guns. Or the fact that he is old and may be dating her grandmother. However, when Dougie disappears and Mooner asks Stephanie for help the whole chase gets serious. How can an old man hide from everyone while driving a flashy white Cadillac? And to make Stephanie's woes worse, there's Morelli and a wedding to get away from, not to mention Ranger and his sexy antics.
I liked this story because it probably is impossible for me not to like Stephanie and her weird life and acquaintances, but I felt the pace was somehow slow. No explosions, no big laugh out loud moment, no big romance, not much of anything besides a very long chase. There was Lula, granda Mazur, Bob and it was fun to read, but it's the first of the series that I felt the plot wasn't unravelling but just going around in circles.