Totally Babe. Set after Notorious Nineteen, Stephanie has finally had enough of Joyce Barnhardt, and she's decided it's time to take out the trash. With a no-holds-barred plan in motion, Stephanie actively seeks revenge on her arch-nemesis while Ranger looks on with concern and a little introspection. Lula, Connie, Vinnie, Joe, and others join in the destruction. Babe Ending.

A dark but not exactly unpleasant story of an unpleasant stupid woman's inner struggles and conflicts and of an unpleasant hairy man's death. Somehow there is a happy ending/Babe HEA. Theme Songs: Judas by Lady Gaga and Firework by Katy Perry. BTW, turn around now, Cupcakes, or read on at your own peril.

A trip to the mall with Lula takes a dangerous turn for Stephanie when she comes face to face with a former skip. Story three in a five part series and is set after Distraction Action. This is an established Ranger/Stephanie relationship story.

What would happen if the Tastykake Company suddenly decided to file bankruptcy. How would Stephanie cope. Who could console her? Would it be Joe or Ranger? Is there anything more important to Stephanie than her beloved Tastykakes? This is a Babe HEA. Joe gets bruised a little but is okay.

Stephanie has a habit of turning things on and not even realizing it...

What might happen if Stephanie and Ranger followed that little voice that suggests they act on their impulses? Armed with only a phone and a great set of instincts, Stephanie decides to go with her gut and see what might happen. A Babe HEA.

Sequel to Friends Do Let Friends Drunk Dial. Stephanie drops by Rangeman with The Cure.

Did you ever wonder what Ranger is doing when he is absent from Janet Evanovich's stories? How and why did he go from a street-savvy bounty hunter to a tuxedo-wearing CEO of a large security company? This is the story of Ranger and his student, and how a casual attraction morphed into an unrelenting need…the need for Stephanie Plum in his life.