Title: Same-old, Same-old
Product review: This book shows signs that it was rushed to meet a deadline; hence, the lack of development. Good serial books, regardless of genre, have either a plot that develops the storyline or a plot that is new; this book has neither. After reading the book, which took about an hour, I realized that this was a "filler" book, which included recycling parts from her previous books. Stephanie Plum, at the end of the book, is pretty much in the same place she was in at the beginning of the series. Perhaps Ms. Evanovich is frightened to mess with the formula?
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