Will There Be More Janet Evanovich Knight And Moon Books In The Series?

2026-07-25 06:41:50
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DanaOwens
DanaOwens
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I'd be surprised. The collaboration with Lee Goldberg on the Fox series seems to be her primary 'non-Plum' outlet for adventure stories, and those are released like clockwork. Having two active adventure-mystery series with a romantic tension element might split the audience and cannibalize sales. From a strategic standpoint, it makes sense to consolidate efforts into the more successful partnership.

Knight and Moon was a solo venture, and perhaps she found the plotting for those globe-trotting capers more challenging without a co-writer. Goldberg brings a specific TV-paced structure to the Fox books that really works. She might have decided to stick with that winning formula instead.
2026-07-26 01:03:47
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CamScott
CamScott
Story Interpreter Nurse
I liked the concept of a neurodiverse-coded billionaire genius paired with a very pragmatic, by-the-book woman. It had a modern, slightly more grounded feel than the over-the-top Plum-verse, while still being silly. That's a niche that isn't fully saturated. There's room for more stories that blend finance, archaeology, and weird history with romance.

It's a shame to let that unique premise go after only two outings. She could have explored so many different historical mysteries or financial crimes. The template was solid; it just needed time to find its audience. Maybe it was ahead of its time.
2026-07-30 03:09:56
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MaxRivera
MaxRivera
Plot Detective Office Worker
Let's be real, the partnership with Fox and O'Hare basically took over her writing schedule for a few years. Those books are huge sellers, so the publisher likely pushed for more of them. I haven't seen any announcements for a new Knight and Moon, but stranger things have happened. Her focus seems to be on the Stephanie Plum movie adaptation and the Fox series right now.

I'd keep an eye on her official site or socials, but I wouldn't hold my breath for another one soon. It's been a while since 'Curious Minds' came out, and the silence is pretty telling. She's got a lot of irons in the fire, and that series might just be on the back burner indefinitely.
2026-07-30 22:42:26
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TheoBrown
TheoBrown
Library Roamer Nurse
Check used bookstores. If you see a ton of copies of 'Curious Minds' and 'Dangerous Minds' in the clearance sections or donated in bulk, that's a telltale sign of weak sell-through. Publishers look at returns and resale markets as indicators. A series that readers keep on their shelves has more life than one that gets traded in immediately after reading.

I've seen plenty of copies floating around secondhand, which isn't a great sign for its commercial health. Readers enjoyed them once but didn't feel the need to cherish them for re-reads, which is a subtle but important metric of engagement.
2026-07-31 09:45:19
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PageNotes
PageNotes
Plot Detective Journalist
It's a bummer. I really enjoyed the change of pace. Stephanie Plum is comfort food, but sometimes you want something different from the same chef. Knight and Moon was like a fun, experimental side dish. I wish it had found its audience. The book community can be harsh on authors who try new things, then demands they stick to the old formula when the new thing doesn't instantly hit the same heights.

We punish innovation, then complain about repetition. It's a tough spot for a writer. Maybe the tepid response made her wary of stepping outside the box again, which is a loss for everyone.
2026-07-31 12:42:13
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The lack of closure is the worst. Did they ever become a proper couple? Did Emerson's worldview ever change? Did Riley quit her boring job for good? We don't get answers, and that itch goes unscratched. Some readers are fine with open endings, but I like a little more resolution, especially when a series is clearly built on a slow-burn relationship. After two books of buildup, to just stop feels like a narrative tease. It's like watching the first two acts of a play and then having the theater catch fire. You're left imagining the third act, but it's not the same. I'd pay good money for an official wrap-up, even if it's just an epilogue published on her website. Just give us something, please.

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5 Answers2026-07-25 21:21:49
Can someone confirm if 'Wicked Charms' is actually the end? I read them a while back and got the impression it was a trilogy, but with how series go these days, you never know if another one might pop up. As far as I know, the published order is the one to follow: 1. Curious Minds, 2. Dangerous Minds, 3. Wicked Charms. They're co-written, so the style is a bit different from solo Evanovich. Easy, breezy reads for sure.
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