You can now make a high-quality bound photo book with just a few clicks of a button thanks to photo printing websites. Instead of forgetting about your vacation memories, why not turn them into a cherished keepsake photo book? Unlike with DIY photo scrapbooks of the past, it no longer takes hours of crafting and attaching photos by hand. While a handful of these pictures will make their way to your social media feeds, the majority will probably remain hidden away in your digital hard drives.

She even gets her two love interests, Morelli and Ranger, involved in the adventure.When you travel to a new destination, chances are you come home with hundreds (if not thousands) of photos stored in your phone or camera. Even if it means finding snakes in her apartment, tarantulas in her Honda, or a dead man on her couch, Stephanie (and sidekick Lula) go on the hunt for a woman running from a nasty divorce. She isn't a detective, but doesn't dare say no to the family who has lived next door to her parents for years.

Hired by her neighbor to find a missing granddaughter and great granddaughter, Stephanie inadvertently gets herself caught up in a dangerous battle with a psychopath.

She goes through four sets of handcuffs trying to bring him in.Ī more serious second 'job' involves a child custody case. Much like trying to collar Eddie DeChooch in Seven Up, Stephanie can't seem to capture Andy Bender. I can't help but bond with a girl who likes peanut butter, potato chip, and pickle sandwiches as I do. No matter how food motivated she can be, I like her. No matter how conflicted she is about the attentions from two different men, I root for her. No matter how bumbling she is when she tries to catch a fugitive, I have to laugh at her antics. It is hard for me to dislike Stephanie Plum. Which proves, to me at least, that sometimes the book needs to arrive at the right season of one’s life. The more I read in this series now, the more I appreciate it. Not only could I visualize the scene, I could empathize with her reaction. Where this is all leading: the scene where she locks herself out of her apartment’s new security system is one of the funniest things I’ve read in ages. And, yes, one of “her” men takes her to the range for practice. This time, she has it with her and loaded - albeit, with only two bullets, but it’s progress. Keeping your gun at home in the cookie jar is stupid carrying it unloaded isn’t much better. One particular plus in this book is Stephanie’s taking her own safety more seriously. In this one, Stephanie is again threatened by a crazed lunatic who thinks she has more information than she does. I have been chortling and giggling through the books ever since. The first of this series I started was in the 20’s, and I stopped because it didn’t appeal.

Hard eight novel