Title: Fun Flirty Formula Fiction
Product review: Barney (aka Alexandra Barnaby) is no Stephanie Plum. She's a competent auto mechanic, not an amusingly incompetent bounty hunter. And Sam Hooker might not be as mysterious or as hot as Ranger, but he's blond and drives a racing car, which is good enough for me. Although the characters are different, Janet Evanovich's ingredients are similar: fast action and flirtatious dialog, or should it be flirtatious action and fast dialog? Does it matter if we're having fun?If you are looking for deep depressing literature that mumbles on about the meaning of life, find another book. This book is about Florida and one, just one of my favorite scenes, is where Barney gets her hair caught in the door handle of the Mini Cooper and Hooker has to explain to the policeman how it happened. Choice, really choice.
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