Lean Mean Thirteen (Stephanie Plum, No. 13) by Janet Evanovich Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Lean Mean Thirteen (Stephanie Plum, No. 13)
Book Review: Good Book
Summary: 5 Stars
I really enjoyed this book. I received this book in a very timely manner.Book Review: poor quality
Summary: 1 Stars
I have never had a problem with Amazon products before and since I do alot of long distance driving, decided to try audio books. WHAT A MESS!!!
Disc 1 is really 5, 3 duplicates on 6, and so on.
I will be returning this product.
Book Review: Lean Mean Thirteen
Summary: 5 Stars
Janet Evanovich is back to the humor between the characters that was missing from the 12th book of this series. I have gotten tired of most writers switching to murder/mystery. After you have read so many, you can guess who did it before the end. That's why I like this authors books.
If you want to be entertained, you like characters that are funny, then you should enjoy reading Lean Mean Thirteen.
Book Review: The Plum Series is Going Down Hill!
Summary: 3 Stars
I love the Plum Series but this book just didn't do it for me at all. It was still funny in some parts but not as witty as the past editions. I used to laugh out loud with the other books but this one was sub par. I have heard that "14" is even worse. Not impressed.Book Review: Damn funny book. Warning- exploding beavers ahead!
Summary: 4 Stars
There's literally hundreds of reviews on this book (340 at last count) so I dont need to write anything fancy. Just know that this is one of my favourite of the 17 Plum books so far. It's got numerous sub plots all running at the same time that Stephanie's life is in danger, and that's always good for a laugh! Judging from several recurring mentions, I'd say Ms Evanovich has been having problems with the Cable companies lately. Read the book and you'll get what I mean!
Many Evanovich fans will have heard book 14 was a bomb. It was (compared to her better stuff like Lean Mean Thirteen). If you're not sure you want to spend money on Book 14, just reread Lean Mean Thirteen to fill in the time- you wont regret it!
One thing that occurred to me though was a minor but essential character in the Plum universe- Rex the hamster. I had a friend who used to have one and she said they usually only live about 2 years. Rex has been alive a long time. Stephanie Plum must be feeding him a Japanese hamster diet ;)