Book 68: Ten Big Ones by Janet Evanovich. 4*

She’s living with a vice cop, she’s partnered with a retired hooker, her mother’s hitting the sauce, her grandmother’s a swinging senior, and she’s tracking a woman who hijacked a Frito-Lay truck and ate the evidence. But the fun shifts to fear when Plum is the lone witness to a gang executed robbery and cop shooting. There’s a contract issued for her head and a California-based killer looking to fill that contract. The tenth Stephanie Plum novel is filled with Evanovich’s trademark high stakes, high adventure, high wit, and sly comedy.

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It’s been quite a while since I read this (sometime last month), so I don’t really remember what I liked the most in this one. Grandma Mazur was great though if I remember correctly! ;)