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3.98 AVERAGE
3.98 AVERAGE
One of the easier books to read of the series. It feels like an episode of a binge worthy cop tv show like criminal minds.
High Five is the fifth book in the saga of Stephanie Plum, who is still learning to be a bounty hunter. The plot line of this book follows Stephanie as she searches for Uncle Fred, and only incidentally involves bringing in bail jumpers. She seems slightly less naive in this book, and more on the ball in her chosen profession. She deepens her relationship with Ranger, while at the same time trying to figure out where she stands with Morelli.
I can’t say it enough. I love this series. It’s suspenseful, hilarious and I always love a good love triangle.
Ooo this one ends with a 'cliffhanger.' Sort of.
I guess she's getting better at her job. But how many cars is this girl going to lose/ destroy?
I think I need to spread out my reading of them, the structure is getting old, fast.
I'm still Team Cupcake.
I guess she's getting better at her job. But how many cars is this girl going to lose/ destroy?
I think I need to spread out my reading of them, the structure is getting old, fast.
I'm still Team Cupcake.
funny
lighthearted
mysterious
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
Yes
Probably the second best from the series after #6, which unfortunately I read before 5 because it had 5 in the name in the Bulgarian translation.
I hope Stephanie finds a way to lock her door before book 10 or I give up the series. Too many criminals enter her apartment without any resistance.
I hope Stephanie finds a way to lock her door before book 10 or I give up the series. Too many criminals enter her apartment without any resistance.
medium-paced