A newly hired junior analyst at superbank Blane-Grunwald after a successful internship, she is dispatched to Mysterioso Manor in D.C., residence of B-G's eccentric, brilliant client, Emerson (Emmie) Knight. 15.Įvanovich's newest protagonist, Riley Moon, has two degrees from Harvard: one in Business, the other in Law. The latest, "Turbo Twenty-Three," hits stores Nov.
Almost 200 million of her books have been translated into 40+ languages. 1 on The New York Times Bestseller list and 11 debuted at No. 1 on USA TODAY Best-Selling Books. The last 17 Stephanie Plums debuted at No. Plum's popularity has spawned an empire – and several other series. Plum embodies Evanovich's tenacity and attitude – the character is a former seller of lingerie from Trenton who loses her job and becomes a bounty hunter. In 1994, after about a dozen of these, Evanovich began her Stephanie Plum series.
From 1987 to 1992, she wrote romance novels as Steffie Hall. Her husband of 50 years and her son are both named Peter, the elder with a PhD. Co-written with Emmy-winning scriptwriter Phoef Sutton, "Curious Minds" introduces Emerson (Emmie) Knight and Riley Moon.Įvanovich is a Jersey girl, born 73 years ago in South River. 26-28Īs if more than five dozen books and three decades of best-seller status didn't keep her busy enough, Janet Evanovich just debuted a new series. Watch Video: Central Jersey NewsBreak, Weekend Edition, Aug.
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