It was a distraction (and not a fun one) from the main story.Cate Madigan isn’t asking for trouble. But, I think the book entered 'Bonkers' territory when one of the new, main characters is a transvestite named Sally.whose gay roommate attempts to kill Plum and others out of misguided jealousy. I just feel like all the characters have become caricatures in the series, which may be its appeal a mystery series that doesn't take it too seriously. What character would you cut from Four to Score? I just wish all the characters weren't all cartoonish. She keeps writing them because she knows people will read them. She knows that this is a cash cow for her. What could Janet Evanovich have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you? I also find that the humor is missing when it is listened to rather than read. I also don't think the narrator added anything that would make me enjoy the book any more. The written dialogue doesn't lend itself well to an audio book. I don't think that these books are meant to be listened to. What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you? My Audio Book Wish: Get the whole Plum Series Unabridged and read by Lorelei King!!! I have enjoyed the Patricia Cornwell audio books that she has read, but the style of which Janet writes requires far more versatility than Critt can give.

The timing is off, and it just takes the life out of what would have been enjoyable. In this case, the lack of a good review falls solely on Critt! CJ Critt is a very good reader for a very specific type of genre comedy is not one of her gifts. Nothing against Audible or against Janet for the words she wrote. I have become accustomed (even spoiled) to the EXCELLENT reading of Lorelei King and was dismayed with the HORRIBLE reading of CJ Critt, which unfortunately dropped a book that would have received at least a 4 star rating down to 2 stars. So, when I found that they were offering the 4th book in the Plum series in an unabridged format I was so excited I bought and downloaded immediately. Really, why not offer the Author the respect of reading every word written? This is not Audible's fault, they can only offer what is there to offer and when an unabridged version of audio becomes available Audible is very good at making sure we have access to it. I have been having a difficult time finding the first six in the Plum series in an UNABRIDGED format, because as far as I am concerned, abridgment should be outlawed. I am a huge fan of Janet Evanovich, especially loving the Plum series, and although I like to actually read a book, my vision (or lack thereof) has made me rely on audio books. Glad to see the 4th book unabridged, but.

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