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Takedown Twenty: A Stephanie Plum Novel by Janet Evanovich -- Review

Expert Book Reviews

4.3/5 ( ratings)

THIS IS NOT THE NOVEL, BUT A BOOK REVIEW.

The latest novel in the Stephanie Plum series is finally here, and Janet Evanovich does not disappoint long-time fans with Takedown Twenty. The familiar protagonist has her plate full with the mystery of a serial killer, while facing off against a mob boss nicknamed "Uncle Sunny." On top of that, there is a giraffe loose in the city, and Plum finds herself in the midst of a complicated love triangle. Janet Evanovich weaves humor and action throughout Takedown Twenty to provide a lighthearted and entertaining mystery novel.

Whether you have read the previous 19 books in the series or you are encountering Stephanie Plum for the first time in Takedown Twenty, this review provides need-to-know information about this read. With modern features that are relevant to readers, as well as relatable family dynamics, this page-turner from Evanovich offers true entertainment value. While trying to solve the mystery alongside Plum, readers laugh at humorous situations, and witness how Plum deals with her inability to commit romantically. Check out this review to set your expectations before you engage in the fun and suspenseful adventures in Takedown Twenty.

Language: English

Pages: 39

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Expert Book Reviews

Release: December 19, 2002

Takedown Twenty: A Stephanie Plum Novel by Janet Evanovich -- Review

Expert Book Reviews

4.3/5 ( ratings)

THIS IS NOT THE NOVEL, BUT A BOOK REVIEW.

The latest novel in the Stephanie Plum series is finally here, and Janet Evanovich does not disappoint long-time fans with Takedown Twenty. The familiar protagonist has her plate full with the mystery of a serial killer, while facing off against a mob boss nicknamed "Uncle Sunny." On top of that, there is a giraffe loose in the city, and Plum finds herself in the midst of a complicated love triangle. Janet Evanovich weaves humor and action throughout Takedown Twenty to provide a lighthearted and entertaining mystery novel.

Whether you have read the previous 19 books in the series or you are encountering Stephanie Plum for the first time in Takedown Twenty, this review provides need-to-know information about this read. With modern features that are relevant to readers, as well as relatable family dynamics, this page-turner from Evanovich offers true entertainment value. While trying to solve the mystery alongside Plum, readers laugh at humorous situations, and witness how Plum deals with her inability to commit romantically. Check out this review to set your expectations before you engage in the fun and suspenseful adventures in Takedown Twenty.

Language: English

Pages: 39

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Expert Book Reviews

Release: December 19, 2002

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