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Save:A fast, fun, and funny kickoff to a beloved series - think popcorn mystery with heart, hijinks, and hilarity. Don’t expect serious detective work, but if you want a spirited romp, Stephanie Plum delivers.
'One for the Money' by Janet Evanovich is the first book in the Stephanie Plum series, introducing readers to the hilarious and endearing protagonist, Stephanie Plum. The story follows Stephanie as she embarks on a new career as a bounty hunter, taking on her first assignment to apprehend Joe Morelli, an ex-fling with a complicated history. The book is known for its entertaining mix of mystery, humor, and fast-paced storytelling, with witty dialogue and quirky characters that keep readers engaged from start to finish.
Evanovich's writing style in 'One for the Money' is described as funny, light-hearted, and fast-paced, making it a perfect choice for readers looking for a fun and easy read. The book is praised for its blend of suspenseful elements with comedic moments, creating a delightful mix of humor and intrigue as Stephanie navigates the world of bounty hunting in Trenton, New Jersey.
Morelli and I were both born and raised in a blue-collar chunk of Trenton called the burg. Houses were attached and narrow. Yards were small. Cars were American. The people were mostly of Italian desc...1993•331 pages - #2
Save:A sassy, supernatural caper that’s both relatable and lighthearted – perfect if you cheer for heroines who are more Forty Proof than Forever 21. Expect laughs, quirky companions, and a heroine who proves starting over is magical at any age.
'Midlife Bounty Hunter' in the 'Forty Proof Series' by Shannon Mayer follows the story of Breena, a 41-year-old woman starting over after a difficult divorce. As she navigates through personal struggles and embarks on a new journey as a paranormal bounty hunter, readers are taken on a humorous and magical adventure filled with supernatural beings, demons, and unexpected twists. The writing style is described as casual and easy to read, with a focus on Breena's point of view as she tackles challenges, solves mysteries, and encounters quirky characters in the supernatural world of Savannah.
The saying goes that doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results was the definition of insanity. I wasn’t sure that was entirely true. I suspected that doing something completel...February 2020•339 pages - #3
Save:A beautifully written, character-driven Western romance with a memorable mute heroine and a protective hero. Not without dark moments, but the heartfelt connection and evocative writing make it a standout for historical romance fans - especially if you crave originality and emotional depth.
'Without Words' by Ellen O'Connell is a historical western romance novel that follows the story of a mute heroine who is ill-treated by her family due to her disability. The book revolves around the heroine taking care of her dying old husband before the male main character (MMC) arrives. The plot includes elements of adventure, steamy romance, and a unique slow-burn relationship development between the heroine and the MMC, who is a bounty hunter with a secret heart of gold. The writing style is described as solid, interesting, and engaging, with a focus on character growth and the development of the romantic relationship.
“I can’t believe it,” he said for at least the hundredth time. “I come home for the first time in years. Jube and Clete are gone, and the old man’s dying.” He pointed a long, boney finger at her. “Don...September 2014•362 pages - #4
Save:A fun, female-driven spin on bounty hunter romance with lots of action and great family dynamics - though the romance may fizzle for some. Worth a shot for fans of character-driven suspense, but if you need more fireworks in your romances, you may want to manage expectations.
'In Her Sights' by Katie Ruggle is the first book in the 'Rocky Mountain Bounty Hunters' series, featuring a family of female bounty hunters. The story follows Molly Pax and her sisters as they navigate the world of bounty hunting while facing family challenges and personal growth. The book is described as a romantic suspense with elements of humor, mystery, and strong family dynamics. The relationship between Molly and John, a fellow bounty hunter, is a central focus as they work together to solve a dangerous quest while dealing with personal feelings and professional competition.
“I’m headed to the park,” Molly called as she let the screen door slam behind her. It slapped against the edge of the frame, too warped to close properly. She absently made a mental note to fix it lat...March 2019•385 pages - #5
Save:'Bounty Hunter' by Rachel Aukes is a sci-fi western novel set in a post-apocalyptic world where the main character, Joe aka HAVOC, navigates the violent wasteland as a member of the local bounty hunters guild. The story revolves around Joe's sordid history on both sides of the law after the most recent war, as he faces challenges and confronts his past while dealing with the dangerous and lawless environment. The plot is action-packed and swiftly builds towards its conclusion, blending elements of Wild West, Roman gladiator themes, and a touch of love and emotive scenes.
Rachel Aukes' writing style in 'Bounty Hunter' is praised for its well-paced storytelling, exceptional character development, and vivid scenery description. The author successfully creates a gritty and dark premise with a fluid narrative, combining action-filled scenarios with sarcastic and witty dialogue, making the book a captivating and thought-provoking read that keeps the readers engaged from start to finish.
Joe crossed the crusty dirt road, and a couple passing nearby hastened to put distance between them. He paid this no heed—he was used to drawing such attention when he was working. After all, a bounty...April 2020•328 pages - #6
Save:A fun, emotional, and addictive YA urban fantasy with a plucky heroine and great world-building. Not revolutionary, but absolutely worth the read - especially if you love adventure, magic, and all things Fae!
Jesse James, a teenager from New York, finds her life turned upside down when her bounty hunter parents disappear after a job. Determined to find them, she steps into their shoes and becomes a bounty hunter herself, hunting down wrongdoings fae to send them back to their world. Along the way, she builds relationships with Lukas and his men, facing intrigue, adventure, and betrayal as she navigates a dangerous world filled with Fae beings and hidden agendas.
The book 'Pawn' in the 'Fae Games' series by Karen Lynch is a captivating tale of Jesse's journey to uncover the truth behind her parents' disappearance, while facing challenges, making new friends, and discovering her own strength and resilience in a world where humans and Fae collide.
“Thanks.” I didn’t bother to ask which hotel because there was no way I was getting a job across the river. My parents would never allow it. I hadn’t told them I was extending my job search into lower...2020•246 pages - #7
Save:A rollicking, clever space western filled with larger-than-life characters and quick wit - great fun if you want a snappy, entertaining sci-fi adventure rather than deep, hard sci-fi.
Santiago: A Myth of the Far Future by Mike Resnick is a space western novel set in the outer frontier of the galaxy. The story follows a bounty hunter who decides to go after the galaxy's most wanted man, Santiago, encountering a variety of larger-than-life characters along the way. The book reads like an old-fashioned Western novel, with spaceships instead of horses, and aliens reminiscent of Native Americans.
The plot is driven by the search for Santiago, with multiple characters independently pursuing the notorious outlaw for their own reasons. The narrative is described as a traditional western novel transposed into outer space, featuring a lawless frontier culture, bounty hunters, and morally ambiguous characters, all set against the backdrop of a galaxy filled with intrigue and adventure.
There never was a history written about the Inner Frontier, so Black Orpheus took it upon himself to set one to music. His name wasn’t really Orpheus (though he was black). In fact, rumor had it that...1992•394 pages - #8
Save:A fun, fast-paced urban fantasy romp filled with sass, action, and supernatural intrigue. If you love snarky heroines and don’t mind a touch of camp, definitely add this to your TBR!
'Born in Fire' by K.F. Breene is an urban fantasy story featuring a kickass female protagonist named Reagan. Reagan is a bounty hunter who is efficient with weapons and full of sass, making her a captivating character. The story revolves around Reagan's adventures as she works with a powerful and handsome vampire named Darius to hunt down strange magics. The plot is filled with humor, sarcasm, and action-packed fight scenes, with a hint of flirtation between Reagan and Darius adding an intriguing dynamic. The writing style is engaging, with well-developed characters and a unique magic system that keeps the reader guessing.
The sticky-sweet night embraced me like a satisfied lover. Raucous laughter crowded in close as people strolled up Bourbon Street with their green plastic drink holders fashioned after grenades. A lit...February 2017•436 pages - #9
Save:'Trackdown' in the 'Bodie the Stalker' series by Neil Hunter introduces the grim and no-nonsense bounty hunter Bodie, known as The Stalker, who is hired to hunt down a gang of outlaws. The story is described as action-packed, with brutal violence and quick pacing reminiscent of Spaghetti Westerns. Bodie's journey to track down the outlaws is filled with gore, shootouts, and punch-ups across a primitive landscape, portraying him as an anti-hero who is not out for revenge but focused on his bounty.
The writing style of 'Trackdown' is noted to be straightforward and fast-moving, with some typos and narrative exclamation marks. The author, Mike Linaker, introduces readers to Bodie's character without delving deep into his past or inner thoughts, maintaining a sense of mystery around the protagonist. is set in the late 70s and captures the typical atmosphere and landscape descriptions of Western writers from that period, appealing to fans of action-packed Western adventures.
The novel 'Noose' by Eric Red follows the story of good guy bounty hunter Joe Noose who is framed for murder by bad guy bounty hunter Frank Butler. The plot revolves around a long chase as Noose tries to reach the Jackson Hole marshal to clear his name before Butler captures him. The book features intense action scenes, a clash between good and evil, and a fast-paced narrative style that keeps the reader engaged throughout.
Joe Noose considered this as he raised his Winchester rifle to his shoulder, settling the crosshairs of his gunsight on the distant figure standing by a horse near the Hoback River two hundred yards a...July 2018•352 pages
