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Into The Inferno

Emerson, Earl
Small town fire chief Jim Swope has a problem, his troops are coming up brain-dead and he might have the same problem. A little confusing and far-fetched, great chapter headings.

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7/2003

Morons And Madmen

Emerson, Earl
Fire Chief Mac Fontana insvestigates a fire in Seattle that killed three firemen.

QUOTE:

"Mo. Watch real careful. If I start getting smaller, it means I'm walking away."

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1/1999

Primal Threat

Emerson, Earl
A group of mountain bikers (three are firemen) encounter jealousy, death, murder, fire, and lactic-acid overload. Not in that order. Very exciting story.

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6/2008

The Dead Horse Paint Company

Emerson, Earl
Good story. Fire Chief Mac Fontana solves a couple murders, although I figured out who the mystery dead person was before he did!

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12/1998

The Million-Dollar Tattoo

Emerson, Earl
P.I. Thomas Black solves a wierd murder involving aliens!! Good story, and he is a bike rider. Good bike stuff.

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12/1998

Yellow Dog Party

Emerson, Earl
P.I. Thomas Black has to locate the "dream women" of four businessmen.

QUOTE:

"Three against two," Kathy said. "You forgot the clown."

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She stared at me quizzically. "Well?" "Huh?" I asked. "Aren't you going to say something nice?" I thought carefully, but the best I could manage was, "They're real big."

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1/1999

Funny Sauce

Ephron, Delia
Humerous stories about the extended families created by divorce and remarriages.

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3/2001

American Rhapsody

Eszterhas, Joe
Bill and Monica and Hillery and all the rest. Rock and Roll! Not for the fainthearted!

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8/2000

Eleven On Top

Evanovich, Janet
Stephanie quits the bounty hunter job, sort of, eventually gets a job with Ranger. Someone is blowing up her cars again...

Quote:

Dont get me wrong. I like sex...A lot. But its never going to replace cake.

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12/2005

Four To Score

Evanovich, Janet
Stephanie Plum searches for Maxine Nowicki on a FTA but as usual everything go awry. .

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6/2001

Hard Eight

Evanovich, Janet
Stephanie gets chased by a rabbit.

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2/2003

High Five

Evanovich, Janet
Stephanie Plum looks for her missing uncle Fred and finds out why the garbage isn't being picked up.

QUOTE:

Grandma stared at my chest. "You look different. Are you wearing one of them sports brassieres?" She look more closely. "Hot dog, I know what it is. You're wearing a bulletproof vest. Ellen, look at the," she said to my mother. "Stephanie's wearing a bulletproof vest. Isn't that something?" My mother's face had turned white. "Why me?" she said.

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6/2001

Hot Six

Evanovich, Janet
Bounty hunter Stephanie Plum in her sixth outing helps her buddy Ranger nail a gun runner.

SMOKE QUOTE:

Sometimes I envy people who smoke. They always look so happy when they suck that first lungful of tar. I can't think of many things that make me that happy. Maybe birthday cake. [pg. 137].

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6/2001

One For the Money

Evanovich, Janet
Stephanie Plum becomes a bounty hunter, meets Lulu, a psychotic boxer.

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6/2001

Seven Up

Evanovich, Janet
Stephanie looks for Eddie DeChooch, a senior citizen semi-retired mobster. This story has a lotta heart!

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11/2001

Ten Big Ones

Evanovich, Janet
Steph gets to be the target of a hitman. Another car catches fire. She learns more about why Ranger smells so good.

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7/2004

Three To Get Deadly

Evanovich, Janet
Stephanie Plum chases after the neighborhood candy store operator, I think it was.

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11/2001

Twelve sharp

Evanovich, Janet
There are TWO Rangers for Stephanie to deal with! Not to mention Morelli, Grandma, Lula, and all the rest.

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11/2006

Two For The Show

Evanovich, Janet
Stephanie Plum searches for yet another psycho bail jumper. Lulu joins the agency. The mortuary catches fire.

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7/2001

The Horse Whisperer

Evans, Nicholas
Finally I am reading a book with very little violence and sex... whoops, spoke too soon!! Very little violence, anyway, compared to my usual books! This is a "chick" book, I think. No guy would ponder the motivation behind an act of fellatio! Anyway, except for the one long, boring sex act description (and one short one), and the totally unbelievable ending, it was a very good story. Somebody ought to make a movie out of it...

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2/1999
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