Review:Good read but the audiobook is far more enjoyable. The story came alive in the audio. A performance by a wonderful actress. The foreign phrases and names that are diversions in print just flowed beautifully from the audio reader. A great read was transformed into a frighting immersion into individual fear and loneliness in a uncaring universe. Relentlessly draws you in and down and down. Read more

Review:It's hard to imagine, but this was my first time reading this children's classic about a man who is given a penguin. Soon one turns into 12, and he and his family are traveling the country with their show.

In addition to the recommended age group, this is an excellent choice for younger children who are advanced readers. The chapters are short and somewhat self-contained, keeping up interest.

The biggest downfall of this story is probably the inevitable desire children will feel fo... Read more

Review:i am a huge fan of m. connelly and eagerly pre-order anything that he has written but Void Moon was a big disappointment--- i usually listen to the audio books as i work on some renovation project---- in Void Moon, there is a sequence with Cassie in the hotel room of "the Mark" that details how she puts electronic devices in the hotel room----- i could have written as exciting an excerpt of how i mask a room for painting--- "she first used a 5/8th inch width blue tape around the baseboard.... th... Read more

Review:Took a long time to get through and the story never really got off the ground. The author obviously know his history, and I suppose he’d like us to know it, too. But ramming something down the reader’s throat is never a good idea. It didn’t lift the story and really made no difference. Disappointed! Read more

Review:With Janet Evanovich releasing only one Plum book a year, these in-between-the-numbers books are great. I thoroughly enjoyed this book from start to finish. I found myself laughing out loud a lot. Sure, I would have loved to have Morelli and Ranger in it more, but Diesel is a great character too. And I can't say enough about Lula. I don't see how anyone could not like this book, but everyone has their own opinion. I, personally, highly recommend it. Read more

Review:Evanovich missed by a mile with this one. Sad, because I have enjoyed so many of her Stephanie Plum novels. There is very little plot, other than a drab grandma being kidnapped and returned O'Henry style. This is a pretty lame offering coming from a once skilled, gifted writer. Hope she perks up. Read more

Review:I adore Stephanie Plum, the feisty, sassy, suma cum laud bond enforcement agent, (bounty hunter), from Trenton, NJ - the bane of every psycho criminal in the Garden State, and destroyer of at least 10 cars. I love Grandma Mazur, Stephanie's maternal grandmother, and a pistol-packin,' roller blading clotheshorse. The super sexy men in Steph's life, hot cop, live-in lover Joe Morelli, and "The Ranger," who is beyond description in a simple book review, are the best - as are all the other wacky ecc... Read more

Review:Not enough reviews help prospective readers know more about this book. Obviously, if you're planning on reading this one you're a long-time fan, but it never hurts to know what's going on.

PLOT: Stephanie is accosted by a woman claiming to be Ranger's wife when Ranger goes MIA. The next day she hears his daughter down in Miami has been kidnapped and Ranger is suspected. Someone murders the "wife" and Ranger appears to move in with Steph, asking for her help in catching the man who has sto... Read more

Review:I love the story.. I ordered the hard cover. But once again I did not get it. The same thing happened when I ordered it from Wal Mart. So don't feel bad. So I read it and loved it , but will give it away because I collect the Hardcover versions . Read more

Review:Just when I thought something exciting was going to happen, the book ended. I have read every book Janet has written and this was a very large disappointment. From now on I will not be buying any more of the Stephanie Plum books, not worth the paper it is written on. My opinion the Stephanie Plum novels need to end. Janet just wrap this series up and move on to something else. Read more