PLUM SPOOKY by Janet Evanovich - SIGNED FIRST EDITION BOOK
See all titles by Janet Evanovich.The First Full Length Stephanie Plum Between-the-Numbers Novel from #1 Bestselling Author Janet Evanovich!
Turn on all the lights and check under your bed. Things are about to
get spooky in Trenton, New Jersey. According to legend, the Jersey
Devil prowls the Pine Barrens and soars above the treetops in the dark
of night. As eerie as this might seem, there are things in the Barrens
that are even more frightening and dangerous. And there are monkeys.
Lots of monkeys.
Wulf Grimoire is a world wanderer and an opportunist
who can kill without remorse and disappear like smoke. He’s chosen
Martin Munch, boy genius, as his new business partner, and he’s chosen
the Barrens as his new playground. Munch received his doctorate degree
in quantum physics when he was twenty-two. He’s now twenty-four, and
while his brain is large, his body hasn’t made it out of the boys’
department at Macy’s. Anyone who says good things come in small
packages hasn’t met Munch. Wulf Grimoire is looking for world
domination. Martin Munch would be happy if he could just get a woman
naked and tied to a tree.
Bounty hunter Stephanie Plum has Munch on her
most-wanted list for failure to appear in court. Plum is the
all-American girl stuck in an uncomfortable job, succeeding on luck and
tenacity. Usually she gets her man. This time she gets a monkey. She
also gets a big guy named Diesel. Diesel pops in and out of Plum’s life
like birthday cake – delicious to look at and taste, not especially
healthy as a steady diet, gone by the end of the week if not sooner.
He’s an über bounty hunter with special skills when it comes to
tracking men and pleasing women. He’s after Grimoire, and now he’s also
after Munch. And if truth were told, he wouldn’t mind setting Stephanie
Plum in his crosshairs.
Diesel and Plum hunt down Munch and Grimoire,
following them into the Barrens, surviving cranberry bogs, the Jersey
Devil, a hair-raising experience, sand in their underwear, and, of
course . . . monkeys.
