More books: Kacey Musgraves visited BookPeople before ACL Fest. The supporting cast of Grandma Mazur, Connie and irrepressible Lula, among others, helps shape a very intentional part of Stephanie’s existence. Just as important are the women who surround her. “I think she's starting to understand more about herself, her strengths and her weaknesses, and what's going on with the men in her life.” “There’s been a lot of years of Plum, and I think in (“Going Rogue”) we really see how she has evolved,” Evanovich says, adding that Stephanie’s achieved a certain level of competency at work and in her romantic choices. Back for the ride is tart-tongued fan favorite Grandma Mazur, a fictionalized amalgam of Evanovich’s own grandmother, aunt and more recently, actress Debbie Reynolds, who played the character in the 2012 feature film “One for The Money.” And of course, we see Stephanie carom between steady romantic interest Morelli and alluring, hyper-competent private safety whiz Ranger.īoth men have roots in Evanovich’s start as a writer in the romance genre: “Morelli is the guy you’re probably going to end up marrying and Ranger is the man who is going to be the fantasy in your head for the rest of your life.” They’ve also anchored Stephanie as she’s matured in both her personal and professional lives. She mulls and maps her transitions to carry readers along on Stephanie’s adventures, which in “Going Rogue” get rolling after office manager Connie is kidnapped as part of a plot to acquire a mysterious coin.
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