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Not every witness protection programme is fool proof…

Stephanie Plum finds herself in the wrong place at the wrong time in Ten Big Ones, the tenth gripping adventure in the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich. The perfect read for fans of Harlan Coben and Lee Child.

Raves for Evanovich: ‘No less than her plotting, Evanovich’s characterisations are models of screwball artistry. The intricate plot machinery of her comic capers is fuelled by inventive twists’ (The New York Times); ‘A laugh-out-loud page-turner’ (Heat); ‘Non-stop laughs with plenty of high jinks’ (USA Today).

As the only witness able to ID a gang member who has been firebombing local deli-marts, Stephanie is working overtime avoiding death threats and attempts on her life. New Jersey’s hottest cop, Joe Morelli, would be more than happy to keep her safe in his house. So would her irresistible mentor, Ranger.

Stephanie doesn’t know which is worse: the death threats, the overprotective men in her life, or her sister’s nightmare wedding. But she does know that she’s never been one to hide…

What readers are saying about Ten Big Ones:

‘In classic Evanovich style, the writing is superb, the plot is miraculous and the emotions run right off the page

‘Packed with humour, suspense, passion and action, Ten Big Ones proves that Janet Evanovich is at the top of her game

Thrilling with a wicked sense of humour pervading the book’

Reviews

'Look out for Sally the swearing tranny who drives the school bus. She's a star - and so is Evanovich' Mirror (4 starred review), 19/6/04
Mirror (4 starred review)
'The familiar mix of screwball dialogue and oddball secondary characters still retains terrific vitality' The Sunday Times, 27/6/04
The Sunday Times
'Janet Evanovich's series is as addictive as corn chips - and, 10 books in, not losing any of its salty crunch' Who Weekly, Australia, 12/7/04
Who Weekly, Australia
'Reads like the screen-play for a 1930s screwball comedy: fast, funny and furious... The rollicking plot...keeps the reader breathless' Publishers Weekly, 7/6/04
Publishers Weekly