I love all things Janet Evanovich. I don't remember how old I was when I was introduced to her, but ever since, she's been one of my "go to's" when it comes to a novel. The Job was no different. It's part of the Fox and O'Hare series.
He's a steamy hot con man, thief, and one of the world most wanted men according to the FBI. She's an FBI agent. They work together to take other con men, cartels, thieves and drug lords down. The situation between the two is not an ideal one for Kate, working with the man she's been hunting for her whole career, but working with him is better than working against him. Together they come up with ideas to take down some of the worlds lowliest creatures.
The Job specifically deals with a drug lord who disappeared many years ago and hasn't been seen. Word on the street is that he got a complete make-over and is in the wind. Fox thinks he knows where this man is. After an impostor pretending to be Fox gets caught in a heist, O'Hare learns about the whereabouts of the missing drug lord and its decided that she and Fox will embark on the new mission to take him down.
There's bribes of a sunken treasure that the drug lord wants badly and Fox comes up with a way to make the lord believe that they have found it. For a sum, the lord can have the knowledge as well. With Fox and O'Hare teamed up with a few of their friends and O'Hares ex-military father, the task becomes easy and the lord is caught red handed.
The relationship between Fox and O'Hare heats up slightly in this novel, but not so much so that it burns. O'Hare doesn't want a relationship with a man who is on the FBI's most wanted list.
The novel is a light, fun read with romance, mystery and humor.
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