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When Stephanie Plum Fugitive Apprehension Agentı tries to help a neighbour Mabel Markowitz, whose daughter Evelyn, and granddaughter seven year old Annie Soder have disappeared, she encounters more than she bargained for. Shady Steven Soder, Evelynıs husband has, with his wife signed a custody bond, and Evelynıs half is secured on her motherıs house. In between attempting to apprehend violent drunk Andy Bender, who has missed his court date, and an old lady accused of auto theft, Stephanie encounters scary Eddie Abruzzi who seems to have an unhealthy interest in Mabel Markowitzıs property. Lula is back, as is Grandma Mazur who manages to take the wind out of Rangers sails when he asked Stephanie why does your Grandma look at me that wayı, Stephanieıs says She wants to see you nakedı I wish you hadnıt told me thatı said Ranger. It brings new meaning to men undressing women with their eyes! Lorelei King is simply wonderful and I am again reminded of the difference the reader can make to a book .I have read all the previous books in the series and I am firmly a Morelli girl, however Lorelei Kingıs portrayal of Ranger, with that sexy accent, and Morelliıs hold on me is weakening. A wonderful reading, I cannot recommend it too highly.
Reviewed by Lizzie Hayes, March 2003
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