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One for the Money Archives

September 19, 2005

Discussion Time!

Sorry for the questions being late!

Now that everyone should be done reading One For the Money, I'd like to start off by asking a few questions about the book in order to jump start our discussion.

Parts of this book are, literally, laugh out loud funny. All her mishaps with the gun, her vehicles, which seems to have an exploding problem, her grandmother and her fondness fo funerals. I feel sorry for her mother and I am amused that her father barely speaks, unless he is asking for more food.

Stephanie lacks common sense, constantly placing herself in danger. She is the bumbling bounty hunter. It is amazing that she isn't killed. She is consistantly bailed out of trouble by not one, but two extremely appealing men. Morelli, who is on the run but risks arrest by rescuing her. Then, there is Ranger, the mysterious man who pops up at just the right moment, including her bathroom.


1. I have to ask - who was your favorite character?

2. Who would you cast to play Stephanie Plum? Morelli? Ranger? Lulu?



September 08, 2005

Finally!

I am hoping everyone got a chance to jump right into this month's selection of One For the Money by Janet Evanovich. A neighbor had recommended this book to me a couple years ago and, once I finished it, I just had to read them all.

I look forward to starting our discussion on the 19th. See you then!



 

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