Janet Evanovich

Lee Goldberg

A latest entry in the series by the author of the Stephanie Plum novels and the author of the Monk series finds Agent O'Hare reluctantly partnering with con-man Nicolas Fox to take down a big-league criminal. 500,000 first printing.

The Job

I love this series, and the writing style of Janet Evanovich. Her books are the only ones which can physically make me laugh out loud (I died at the scene in the lab) while also being action packed and romantic. Everyone should read this! 

Cindy McKee

I finished this two days ago, but haven't been able to post my review. My drawbacks with this series I have voiced on the previous 2 books, but this is the first that didn't feel like an episode of White Collar. It feels like the series is finally finding its legs and getting ready to run far and fast. Which makes me happy! Although, if it's okay with everyone, I will continue to picture Matt Bomer as I read it. After all, a girls got to have standards!

Connor 

This might be my favorite one yet. International art thefts! Sunken treasure ships! Fake married!!! What a ride, what a ride.

The third book in the exciting and suspenseful Fox and O'Hare series from Janet Evanovich, No. 1 bestselling author of the iconic Stephanie Plum novels, and Lee Goldberg, bestselling author of the Monk series. Catching bad guys is what Special Agent Kate O'Hare does. Working side-by-side with them... not so much. When the FBI teamed her up with master criminal Nick Fox, they gave her no choice. Now the ex-Navy Seal has a world-class conman as a partner, and keeping track of him is a full-time job. Especially when Fox is caught on camera stealing a priceless work of art, taking him right from being the FBI's most covert operative, back to the top of America's most-wanted. Only Kate suspects all is not what it seems. Nick Fox is no common thief, and snatch and grab just isn't his style. Someone is setting him up, and it's down to Kate to figure out why - before Nicolas Fox, master of disguise, is beaten at his own game. Lies, hustles and high-stakes take-downs: it's all in a day's work when Fox and O'Hare get THE JOB . . .

Becky

3.5 stars

Seriously, this series continues to be insanely enjoyable. It's just cheesy, over the top, laugh out loud fun. It doesn't take itself too seriously and is utterly charming along the way.

In this book Nick is being framed for some shoddy thefts and Kate would like to know why. Once they discover who it is and why they're trying to get Nick's attention they end up doing another con on a supreme bad guy with a sweet tooth and they get to dig for buried treasure while they're at it. It's storylines like that which have me coming back every time.

The thing which really makes these books is the relationship between Nick and Kate. They bounce off one another with their sharp banter. They both trust and distrust one another in equal measure and he whole time they have this chemistry which has me hoping they overcome the whole FBI/criminal dilemma.

The other great part is Kate's dad Jake. I love that man and his ability to kill someone with a packed lunch. His obsession with always having deadly weapons like grenade launchers to hand helps as well.

I would recommend this series to fans of White Collar and those who thought RED was an awesome and hilarious Bruce Willis film. This is definitely a combination of the two.

The Job

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