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Perfectly Plum: An Unauthorized Celebration of the Life, Loves and Other Disasters of Stephanie Plum, Trenton Bounty Hunter
Edited by Leah Wilson

"Eeny, Meeny, Miney Mo: Can Stephanie Have her Cake and Eat it Too?"

Does everyone's favorite Jersey-girl bounty hunter finally have to choose between the two sexiest men in mystery fiction or can she go on playing fast and loose with their affections? That's the question Nancy Tesler attempts to answer in this delightful collection of essays all about Janet Evanovich's hot-blooded madcap heroine and her larger-than-life "burb" world.

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[book cover]Slippery Slopes & Other Deadly Things
A New Carrie Carlin Biofeedback Mystery

"Wow! Don't miss this stand-out-from-the-crowd cliffhanger with its slightly frazzled, commitment-phobic, in-your-face heroine who'll tickle your funnybone as she steals your heart. I loved every fun-filled minute of Carrie's wild slide down those slippery slopes."
—Janet Evanovich
Author of the Stephanie Plum mystery series

"I have loved all of Nancy Tesler's books and this one is the best. Her writing is witty and clever and the story is a nail biter. The atmosphere is so real, I could feel the swing of the chair lift, and those slippery slopes sent a murderous chill through me."
Lee Harris
Author of the Christine Bennett mystery series

Who would expect a killer to do in his/her victim while riding a chairlift at a peaceful alpine ski resort in full view of a throng of skiers gathered to watch the Christmas torchlight parade? Certainly not stress-reduction therapist Carrie Carlin, who has come to her biofeedback convention in the hope of meeting this year's honoree, pain management guru. Adonis-like Dr. Hubert Freundlich.

Of course, Carrie hadn't expected to find Dr. Freundlich's wedding-banded hand creeping up her thigh in the outdoor hot tub either. Nor had she anticipated hearing hints of wrongdoing drunkenly whispered in her ear by his brilliant young associate.

Then the police discover that her scarf is the probable murder weapon, her roommate develops amnesia about a possible date rape, a close colleague and friend is attacked, there's another "accident" on those slippery slopes, and her significant other starts talking wedded bliss. Carrie's stress level shoots into the stratosphere as she finds herself dodging not only Cupid's darts, but bullets and a ski-masked killer with a heart as cold as Vermont black ice! Read an excerpt

 

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