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Mystery · 2002 · G

Visions of sugar plums

by Janet Evanovich

Stephanie Plum's Christmas holiday is disrupted by a magical elf-like man who needs her help to save Christmas in New Jersey.

ForAll agesGenreMysteryLength182 pagesRead time~4.5 hours

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Violence

Barely any

Minimal comedic action violence in the Stephanie Plum tradition

Language

Barely any

Light adult humor and language

Sexual Content

Barely any

Mild romantic comedy content; nothing explicit

Substance Use

Barely any

Brief social drinking

Emotional Intensity

None

Light and comedic; no psychological content

What this book is about

A lighthearted holiday novella in the Stephanie Plum series featuring the series' signature humor, mild violence, and comedic romance. Content is adult but tame. No significant objectionable content beyond the series' usual mild adult humor.

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Mild action comedy

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