I finished "Hot Six" by Janet Evanovich today. This was a better book than "High Five" that I finished a week or so ago. In this book we see Stephanie Plum, a hopeless bounty hunter, collect a number of bounties while trying to find Ranger, a colleague, who is accused of killing a gun dealer and setting fire to his warehouse.

The book was better than High Five because while there wasn't much of a story, the humour, an important element of these books, was less forced and suggested that Evanovich wasn't forcing her writing to work jokes into the story.