I love Janet Evanovich especially the Fox and Hare series. Unfortunately, this one fell a little short for me. I wanted more of the smooth humor and less of the oddly descriptive sections about the injuries of the villains. I'll keep reading the series, but I was missing the writing of the past books.

Collaborations are a bit hit or miss for me, but I'll read anything Janet Evanovich writes and she always picks the best collaborators who can enhance the story and get that humor is her trademark. The Bounty has it all and won't disappoint.

Kate is an FBI agent with an informant partner named Nick. Their next assignment to the Vatican was full of surprises when Nick's father was the criminal they were chasing.

The twists and turns on their journey will keep you on the edge of your seat. Bad guys are never far away, and Kate and Nick must find the treasure before they do.

Kate (serious straight laced special agent) and Nick (con man extraordinaire) are the key characters working together to bring down the “Brotherhood”. While you would think this would be another great read with Janet Evanovich’s usual humor and serious hold you gasping for me, it was not for me. I found the storyline unbelievable and not up to her normal writing I have come to expect from her books. Disappointed in this one.

I love Janet Evanovich and am becoming more of a O'Hare adn Fox fan as I read each new installment. Special agent Kate O’Hare and international criminal Nick Fox are now tasked with bringing down a vast international organization known only as the Brotherhood. The Brotherhood is on a search for a lost train loaded with $30 billion in Nazi gold, untouched for over seventy-five years somewhere in the mountains of Eastern Europe.
Kate and Nick realize that they need the help of Nick's father Quentin and Kate's father, Jake in their search for the gold and to bring down the Brotherhood. From a remote monastery in the Swiss Alps to the desert of the Western Sahara, Kate, Nick, and their fathers must travel various parts of the world in a desperate search to find the gold and stop the criminals. .The Bounty is just another in a very long series of fantastic stories by Janet Evanovich!

Agent Kate O’Hare and Nick Fox, a criminal, work together to uncover a buried train filled with gold that the Nazi’s stole. This fast paced book has you weaving together pieces of a puzzle and treasure map and you race across Europe. All this while trying to bring down the Brotherhood that is hit on their trail. Another hit by Evanovich and her writing partner Steve Hamilton.

This new kate/Fox novel is a nice read just not written tight enough for me for fans of the series in sure it will be enjoyed with the appearance of Fox's father
Thank you netgalley and the publisher for this arc in exchange for an honest e

I found this to be an interesting installment to the series. There were devious machinations and sleight of hand throughout.
Many thanks to Atria Books and to NetGalley for providing me with a galley in exchange for my honest opinion.

I have to say that is one might just be my favorite of the series so far. And A Fox and O'Hare series is my favorite series of Janet's. One I would love to either see as a movie or a TV series, but I would prefer TV series. Kate's dad in many ways reminds me so much of my dad. Throw in Nick's dad in this one and it just adds to the story. I do recommend reading this series in order. Even though technically they are stand-alones you do miss out if you read them out of order.

I received a copy of this book from the publisher through netgalley. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine alone.

This is a fun summer read that will have you laughing. If you've read the rest of the series, you will be ready for more of Kate and Nick's high jinks! Not only are they in a pickle, but Nick's father brought them into this mess, and Kate has to call her father to help them get out of it. Great fun and a perfect summer read!

In true Evanovich fashion, readers are welcomed to another fast-paced, grand adventure where madness, mayhem and a little bit of history are sprinkled in.

The Bounty is the first book I’ve read in this series featuring Fox and O'Hare, but I’m keen to read more. I had high hopes based on the story's premise, which sounded action-packed. I was a little concerned about coming to the series so late in the game, however, there was enough backstory covered that I didn't feel too lost.

There is non-stop action in this treasure hunt to find Nazi gold following clues that lead to parts of a treasure map. Time and again, FBI Special Agent Kate O'Hare and professional con man Nick Fox, along with their dads, find a part of the puzzle only to be confronted by the Brotherhood. Clues, battles, death dodging and cliffhangers all result in a thoroughly enjoyable tale. Overall, my first read of a thriller written by Janet Evanovich and Steve Hamilton was a success.

I received a complimentary copy of this novel at my request from Atria Books via NetGalley. This review is my own unbiased opinion.

Janet Evanovich books are always amazing! The Bounty did not disappoint with the great story line. I loved this book.

Federal agent, Kate O’Hare and con man, Nick Fox are teaming up again. This time they’re on the trail of solving a case that dates back all the way to World War II! While visiting the Vatican Museum, Kate and Nick thwart a robbery in progress and Nick’s dad is behind it. The target is a decades-old map that is rumored to lead to $30 billion in Nazi gold hidden by “the Brotherhood.” Following the clues on a massive worldwide scavenger hunt, they encounter danger, death, nature, and more. Will they find the Nazi gold? This action-packed plot is full of adventure, humor, and mystery. Plot is well-developed. Characters are engaging, realistic, and entertaining. National Treasure-esque, readers who enjoy Janet Evanovich, humor, mystery, and adventure will enjoy reading this book. Although it is possible to read this book without having read the others, it is recommended you read the other Fox and O’Hare novels first. 5 stars

The latest installment in the Fox & O'Hare series, this one set in a number of European and North African countries and focused on a race to find a cache of long hidden Nazi gold. Familiarity with the previous books is not necessary, as Evanovich always does a good job of summarizing important past plot points. It's a lovely beach read with a good mix of action, humor, and mystery.

Thanks to Netgalley for a copy of this book for an honest review.

I like a good crime novel as much as the next person but this was a little unrealistic for me. Neat little pieces that fall into place with the requisite bad guy turning up. But, the most ridiculous thing was Franz...I mean come on, how much can one person take??

After waiting such a long time for this book I felt really dissatisfied with the characters and development. If felt very different from previous books in the series and was difficult to get into the groove of the book.

The best way I can think to describe this book is Indiana Jones, meets National Treasure and White Collar—and actually, I think it would make a pretty great movie too.

FBI agent Kate O’Hare and charming ex-con man Nick Fox race against time (and all the people trying to kill them) to uncover a buried train filled with Nazi gold. They travel all over the world to find pieces of the map that will lead them to the final location. Every situation they find themselves in is more hair-rasing than the last!

Kate and Nick have a bit of an on-again, off-again romance too so there are a few sparks flying and some flirty moments between them to keep things spicy.

Yes, this book is wildly inaccurate and implausible at times, but don’t let the truth get in the way of a good story and just enjoy the ride, because once you start you won’t be able to put this one down.

I received an ARC of this novel from Atria Books via Netgalley in exchange for my review. I am a huge Janet Evanovich fan and have read all of her Stephanie Plum novels. This is my first book in the Evanovich/Hamilton pairing and it didn't disappoint! This has much of the trademark humor that makes the One for the Money series so fantastic along with a mystery to find some legendary buried Nazi gold. The story has our main characters FBI detective Kate O'Hare and reformed crook Nick Fox traveling all over Europe looking for clues to find the missing gold. The story takes them from the Vatican to Paris to the Sahara desert. Of course, along the way they have to avoid some bad guys, who want to beat them to the gold. It feels a little like The DaVinci code lite-but so much fun!

Kate O'Hare and Nick Fox have solved many mysteries together. In the one they each have the Dad's on the case with them. They are trying to solve a case that is worth millions in lost Nazi gold.
This is the first book I have read of the series but I wasn't lost and hope to read earlier books in the series.
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