This is a self-help guide to reducing your stress levels by choosing to care only about those things that are important to you.
I found this a very odd book to read. In almost every chapter, I found myself disagreeing with his evidence and examples, often thinking they proved the opposite of what he was trying to use them to prove, yet at the same time agreeing with some of the premises.… Read the rest
Someone’s threatening Ranger and his soon-to-be-married army buddy, so he hires Stephanie to help with security for the bride
Stephanie has some of her worst experiences yet and only once turns into a cupcake. The rest of the time, she’s rolling and rolling — missing patients, a Hawaiian tiki god, and a Yeti barely faze her.… Read the rest
While on a flight back from a trip to Hawaii with both Ranger and Morelli (it’s complicated), Stephanie’s seatmate gets whacked during a layover and everyone thinks Stephanie knows something.
While the lighter side of the Plum series is the main draw, it is nice to see that once in awhile it goes a bit darker.… Read the rest
Plum’s got her latest assignment, no problem. She just has to bring in Ranger, a suspect in the death of a wanna-be gangster, the son of an arms dealer.
As with most things Plum, there’s a lot going on … Grandma has moved in, she gets stuck babysitting a wild dog, and there’s a killer running around who likes Stephanie.… Read the rest
