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by Janet Evanovich
About 53 pages (15,829 words)
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What is the importance of Morelli to the story? How does he relate to the overall story? How does his presence affect Stephanie? Why does Stephanie chose to stay with him when her apartment is bombed? Is it out of a sense of protection for the rest of her family and friends, or is it because Stephanie is in love with Morelli and desires his protection for herself?

Why does Maxine send coded messages to her ex-boyfriend? Does Maxine receive the desired result even though Stephanie interferes? How does Maxine's taunting of her ex-boyfriend compare to Stephanie's interaction with Morelli?

Why does Stephanie dislike Joyce? There appears to be a great deal of competition between Joyce and Stephanie. Why do you think this is? Is there some envy involved in this competition? If so, what does Stephanie envy.....

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