Two for the Dough
1996 • 325 pages

Ratings106

Average rating3.8

15

The second in Evanovich's sprawling Stephanie Plum series is kind of a mess. It feels as if Evanovich got some acclaim with the first book and then threw everything into book two. There are so very many plots moving around it's almost a chore to not only keep up but even guess as to what's going on and why. And, much like in the first book the plot simply stops. With 6 pages left in the book for the wrap up. And then the next book starts with everything reset back to zero.

That's not to say it's bad, it's not. But, it does little to really expnad the universe of the first story. Stephanie is still Stephanie. While this is a plus in that I feel as if Evanovich and the reader really know the character, I was hoping for a little more growth

January 23, 2012