Fortune and Glory: The No.1 New York Times bestseller!

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I don’t like ‘guess what.’ And I don’t like the way this place smells,” Lula said, following me to the end of the concrete.

I turned and flashed the light on Lula. “I don’t see anything. I think you’re just getting dripped on.” Yeah. I didn’t want anyone to know we were down here. I didn’t count on it being so hard to get open again.” The 27th entry in Janet Evanovich's number one New York Times best-selling series isn't just the biggest case of Stephanie Plum's career. It's the adventure of a lifetime.When Stephanie’s beloved Grandma Mazur's new husband died on their wedding night, the only thing he left her was a beat-up old easy chair…and the keys to a life-changing fortune.

As we know from the last book, Grandma got the keys by accident, so off they go looking for the clues while the remaining bad guys (Salgosta and Shine) bring in thugs to kidnap Stephanie and Grandma, torture them till they say where the treasure is (they don't believe Grandma doesn't know, but she has no idea), and then kill them of course. Grandma isn't going to quit the quest so Stephanie puts her life in danger over and over to protect her, and Ranger, whose feelings for Stephanie are usually expressed eloquently by saying, "Babe," invests a stupendous amount of material (I lost count of how many cars) and manpower to protect Stephanie or save her when protection fails.Yeah, no problem. I wouldn’t have heard the gunshots, but the music shut off between sets.” He looked down at the open trapdoor. “I didn’t know there was a tunnel.” She does have help from some well-connected friends in law enforcement, who save her skin multiple times. The antics during the bounty hunting are part of what makes this book so much fun to read. Add in the family dynamics and the drama that follows Stephanie everywhere, and it is great at keeping you curious as to what is going to happen next! I tapped my phone’s flashlight app. “Stay close behind me and don’t use your phone,” I said to Lula. “We should save your battery.” Interesting,” she said. “A tunnel under a strip club. If you’ll excuse me, I think I’ll investigate.” From “the most popular mystery writer alive” ( The New York Times), the twenty-seventh entry in the #1 New York Times bestselling series isn’t just the biggest case of Stephanie Plum’s career. It’s the adventure of a lifetime.