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Where Game On sits

Series
Book 28 of Stephanie Plum. See all Stephanie Plum books in order
The book before
Fortune and Glory
The book after
Going Rogue
Order checked
Last checked: September 24, 2026, against evanovich.com

What Game On is about

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  • Stephanie Plum is woken in the night by footsteps in her apartment, and her gun is in the kitchen, in the cookie jar. (Library of Congress; read November 6, 2026) the sound of footsteps in her apartment ... her gun in the cookie jar
  • The intruder is Diesel, a fellow apprehension agent whom she last saw over two years ago. (Library of Congress; read November 6, 2026) the intruder is fellow apprehension agent Diesel ... she hasn't seen in more than two years
  • They turn out to be hunting the same man, Oswald Wednesday, a hacker who works internationally. (Library of Congress; read November 6, 2026) on the trail of the same fugitive: Oswald Wednesday, an international computer hacker

Janet Evanovich in brief

Birth
Born in South River, United States, in 1943. (Wikidata and the place's own entry; read November 6, 2026)
Prizes
Wikidata lists the CWA New Blood Dagger (1995) among Janet Evanovich's awards and honors. (Wikidata, with no reference of its own; read November 6, 2026)
Prizes
Dilys Award: 1995 (listed on Wikidata), 1998 (listed on Wikidata). (Wikidata, with no reference of its own; read November 6, 2026)

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Topics in this book

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Topics

  • Bail bond agents
  • Bounty hunters
  • Hackers
  • Women bounty hunters

Places

  • New Jersey
  • Trenton
  • Trenton (N.J.)

Book type

  • Fiction
  • Novels

Reading ages

  • Adult

Other books in Stephanie Plum

31 books listed so far

  1. Book 1: One for the Money
  2. Book 2: Two for the Dough
  3. Book 3: Three to Get Deadly
  4. Book 4: Four to Score
  5. Book 5: High Five
  6. Book 6: Hot Six
  7. Book 7: Seven Up
  8. Book 8: Hard Eight
  9. Book 9: To the Nines
  10. Book 10: Ten Big Ones
  11. Book 11: Eleven on Top
  12. Book 12: Twelve Sharp
  13. Book 13: Lean Mean Thirteen
  14. Book 14: Fearless Fourteen
  15. Book 15: Finger Lickin' Fifteen
  16. Book 16: Sizzling Sixteen
  17. Book 17: Smokin' Seventeen
  18. Book 18: Explosive Eighteen
  19. Book 19: Notorious Nineteen
  20. Book 20: Takedown Twenty
  21. Book 21: Top Secret Twenty-One
  22. Book 22: Tricky Twenty-Two
  23. Book 23: Turbo Twenty-Three
  24. Book 24: Hardcore Twenty-Four
  25. Book 25: Look Alive Twenty-Five
  26. Book 26: Twisted Twenty-Six
  27. Book 27: Fortune and Glory
  28. Book 29: Going Rogue
  29. Book 30: Dirty Thirty
  30. Book 31: Now or Never

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