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Title: Visions of Sugar Plums (Stephanie Plum Holiday Novels (Audio)) by Janet Evanovich, Lorelei King ISBN: 1-55927-772-6 Publisher: Audio Renaissance Pub. Date: 05 November, 2002 Format: Audio CD Volumes: 3 List Price(USD): $19.95

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Average Customer Rating: 2.83 (183 reviews)

Rating: 2
Summary: Not Your Usual Stephanie
Comment: Visions of Sugar Plums finds Stephanie in search of Sandy Claws, an elderly man who runs a toy shop. Sounds simple enough, right? Enter Diesel, a mysterious man who "pops" into Stephanie's kitchen. With his help Stephanie is on the case to find Sandy. Oh, did I mention Sandy has workers in his toy shop? And they're elves???

This book was a major disappointment. A big fan of the Stephanie Plum series I found this book to be boring. It didn't have all the usual characters and the ones that did make an appearance were in the book such a short time. This book seemed to be written in a hurry and not well created. I was in a hurry for it to be over so I could read something else. I kept hoping that it would get better but that just didn't happen.

I would recommend skipping this Stephanie novel. It is a waste of time. Not worth buying or spending the time reading.

Rating: 4
Summary: It was ok
Comment: This book was ok, kinda Christmacy for the holidays, but it's not the best, and doesn't fit in with the series.

Rating: 1
Summary: Have you nothing else to read?
Comment: Not even a cereal box? Then you might want to read this. It might take you longer to read than your average nutrition information. That's what I found the most disappointing. Then there was fact that Stephanie hasn't changed a bit since book one. I asked myself why I read this and the only reason I came up with was that I was bored. So, if you're bored, go ahead. Otherwise, there are a lot of good books out there with great characters begging to be read!