Hot Six (edit title)

Timothy Gray approved Timothy Gray’s request to combine 31 books, including Hot Six, Friday, October 30 2009.

Timothy Gray submitted a request to combine 31 books, including Hot Six, Tuesday, September 8 2009.

Amanda approved Timothy Gray’s request to change the title of Hot Six Thursday, August 20 2009.

Shelfari edited the description of Hot Six Friday, July 31 2009.

• Never mind who did the deed with New Jersey bounty hunter Stephanie Plum at the end of High Five . Five months later, that night's only a dim, cherished memory, and Stephanie's freezing her butt off on a Trenton bridge trying to keep her friend Carol--caught shoplifting some crotchless panties she was too embarrassed to buy--from committing suicide. Truth is, I didn't for a minute think she'd jump. For one thing, she was wearing a four-hundred-dollar jacket from Wilson Leather. You just don't jump off a bridge in a four-hundred-dollar jacket. It isn't done. The jacket would get ruined. Carol was from the Chambersburg section of Trenton, just like me, and in the Burg you gave the jacket to your sister, then you jumped off the bridge. When Stephanie finally talks Carol down and makes it in to work at Vincent Plum Bail Bonds, it's only to find that her libido-boosting pal Ranger, the professional bounty hunter and sometime hit man, has disappeared. A building owned by black-market arms dealer Alexander Ramos has burned down, with Ramos's son Homer lying inside, dead from a gunshot wound. Ranger, who was caught on film there by video cameras, is wanted for questioning. Stephanie's boss Vinnie wants her to find him, but Stephanie, who knows she won't find Ranger if he doesn't want to be found, refuses. Soon everyone, from her cop boyfriend Joe Morelli to the two Laurel and Hardy wannabes who suddenly start following her around Trenton in a badass black Lincoln, thinks she's hot on Ranger's trail. And Stephanie's got other things to worry about. For one thing, Grandma Mazur's moved in with her, and so has Bob, a golden retriever who's only partly house trained. Then Ranger starts popping up at odd times of the night, with instructions for Stephanie to keep an eye on another Ramos son, Hannibal. Add to that one homicidal maniac, a couple more dead bodies, Stephanie's usual bad car karma, and the zit from hell, and you've got yourself one fine Stephanie Plum adventure. Will Stephanie triumph? You can bet a jelly doughnut on it. And there's another great cliffhanger waiting at the end. --Barrie Trinkle

Shelfari edited the contributors of Hot Six Tuesday, July 21 2009.

• reordered the contributors.
• 1 : Janet Evanovich:

Timothy Gray edited the summary of Hot Six Saturday, July 18 2009.

• The book begins at the point at which High Five ended, revealing who Stephanie picked: Ranger or Joe Morelli. The story then jumps ahead five months, with Stephanie's friend Carol attempting to avoid jail-time by jumping off a bridge. Stephanie talks her down, and persuades the man who reported her not to press charges. In return, Stephanie must watch the man's dog, Bob, which she does.

  He never comes to take the dog back.

  Meanwhile, Stephanie must chase down Ranger, while being followed by two hit men (and getting four cars destroyed in the process). Stephanie's eccentric Grandma Mazur has moved in, as well, and to top it all off, Plum has to deal with a stoner named Mooner.
  In the end, it all works out. Stephanie even gains a proposal out of the deal.

  source: Wikipedia

Timothy Gray edited the series of Hot Six Saturday, July 18 2009.

• Added this book in the series: Stephanie Plum book 6 (Primary series)

Timothy Gray changed the title of Hot Six Saturday, July 18 2009.

Shelfari edited the contributors of Hot Six Saturday, July 18 2009.

• Added a contributor: Janet Evanovich: (Primary Author)

Shelfari edited the first sentence of Hot Six Thursday, July 16 2009.

• Carol Zabo was standing on the outermost guardrail on the bridge spanning the Delaware between Trenton, New Jersey, and Morrisville, Pennsylvania.