| Julie Ann Robinson | Director |
| Deborah Aquila | Casting |
| Dennis Bradford | Art Director |
| Liz Brixius | Screenwriter |
| Franco-Giacomo Carbone | Production Designer |
| Lisa Churgin | Editor |
| Eric Craig | Musical Direction/Supervision |
| Michael Dennison | Costumes/Costume Designer |
| Wendy Finerman | Producer |
| Jeffrey Lee Gibson | Stunts |
| Katherine Heigl | Executive Producer |
| Nancy Heigl | Executive Producer |
| Eva Kamienska-Carter | Set Decoration/Design |
| Sidney Kimmel | Producer |
| Andre Lamal | Executive Producer |
| Gary Lucchesi | Producer |
| Deborah Lurie | Score Composer |
| Ron Mason | Set Decoration/Design |
| Brian McNelis | Musical Direction/Supervision |
| Ross Meyerson | Casting |
| Danny Michael | Sound Mixer |
| Karen Ray | Screenwriter |
| Eric Reid | Executive Producer |
| Tom Rosenberg | Producer |
| Stacy Sherman | Screenwriter |
| Bruce Toll | Executive Producer |
| Julie Tucker | Casting |
| Zane Weiner | Co-producer |
| James Whitaker | Cinematographer |
| Jim Whitaker | Cinematographer |
| Tricia Wood | Casting |
seldombites
Posted March 8, 2013
This book is fairly predictable - I could pretty much tell what was going to happen from the first chapter. The first person narrative took a couple of chapters to get used to but this is nothing new. I always struggle at first with first person narrative.
Having said that, however, I found this book to be an enjoyable read. It was light enough to read when I was winding down at night, yet interesting enough that I will be reading the rest of the series. Overall, I would say it is worth reading.
lizasarusrex
Posted August 31, 2012
Stephanie Plum is having some serious money problems, her car has been repo'd, she sold all her furniture, and if she doesn't come up with some cash soon she's going to have to find a new place to live.
Looking for cash and a job, she goes to her cousin Vinnie who is a bail bondsman. She's hired on default since Vinnie doesn't have a bounty hunter and he's got a big fish that needs caught. Joe Morelli.
Morelli and Plum grew up together in Jersey so she's familiar with his sleazy reputation. Can she catch Morelli to cover her rent? How hard can it possibly be?
This is such an awesome book. I've read it over and over again, along with most of the other books in the Plum series. My copies are all worn, I think I've actually bought this particular book a few times.
Evanovich wrote such a great character with this Jersey girl who has attitude and spunk. It's no wonder these books are so popular, check them out for yourself to see how great.
The movie's okay. Might read the first in the book series. Has its funny
moments.
Anonymous
Posted May 28, 2012
Really liked the Movie, however they need to get a New Grandma. Debbie Reynolds just isn't what I pictured. And why chaange LuLu to Lula? I hope this is not the only movie they make.
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