Review: Going Rogue

Going Rogue by Janet Evanovich
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Stephanie is as ready as she can be to start her day at work when she arrives at Vinnie’s Bail Bonds and it is locked up tight and Connie, the office manager, is nowhere to be found.  The truth is discovered when they receive a call from the kidnapper.  They will let Connie go if-and-when a coin used for collateral is returned.  The coin is no longer at the bail bonds office and it is now up to Stephanie and her friends to discover where the coin went and return it to Connie’s captor.  Why is this coin so important?  How will Stephanie and her friends get out of this situation?

Going Rogue is the twenty-ninth Stephanie Plum book and it was a fun and easy escape.  The overall story is only slightly different from past escapades, yet it is still enjoyable.  Stephanie is just as accident prone and the bad guys aren’t the sharpest tools in the shed either.  Although there are a lot of repeats, Evanovich has still created an entertaining story that left me feeling lighthearted and pleased.

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