She has also been recognized in more informal ways, for instance by having her novels selected as New York Times Notable Books or recommended titles in Publisher’s Weekly. JANET EVANOVICH AWARDS:Įvanovich has won a Dilys Award. Though she has written several books about Hawkins, Evanovich has not organized them into a series (as she did with her other books) in which each book follows chronologically on from the next in the manner of a TV sitcom. However, the series idea was ended by Cannell’s death in 2010.Įvanovich has also written some standalone romance novels about a heroine called Elsie Hawkins. With Stephen J Cannell, she intended to write a new series of novels which she intended to begin in 2007 with a book entitled ‘No Chance’. This series is co written with Lee Goldberg.Įvanovich has also collaborated with Stephen J Cannell and Phoef Sutton.
The ‘Full’ series is co written with Charlotte Holt.īy contrast the Fox and O’Hare series of novels (begun in 2013) is a crime-romance crossover featuring a dynamic duo from the FBI hot on the trail of criminals. This series is notable because it contains some graphic novels as well as some regular print romances.Īs well as these three distinct single authored series of novels, Evanovich’s oeuvre includes some further series that she wrote collaboratively with other novelists. Starting in 2004, Evanovich began a series of novels called the Metroman series. The Wicked series is set in a supernatural world, with heroines in search of magical artefacts.
Other titles in this series include ‘All About Romance’ and ‘Hot Six’ – the latter is, appropriately enough, the sixth book in the series.Įvanovich has also written the Wicked series, which she started off in 2010. Evanovich continued writing right through to ‘Turbo Twenty Three’ (2016).
The Stephanie Plum Series began in 1994 with a book entitled ‘One for the Money’. As a result, they are known as the ‘Stephanie Plum Series’. These new novels focused on a rather incompetent bounty hunter named Stephanie Plum. She decided to write a series of adventure romances, written in the first person (rather than the third person as is more conventional for the romance genre). Later, Evanovich decided to move away from the traditional format of the romance novel. This series of novels is sometimes called the ‘Second Chance’ series, and it was written under the pen name Steffie Hall. She wrote several traditional romance novels for the publisher ‘Loveswept’. Evanovich’s first novel was published in 1987 and it is a romance entitled ‘Hero at Large’.
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