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Jul 27, 2014 08:32PM
a contest should be run on who Stephanie to pick, joe or ranger and the guy with the most votes will be in next book
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Great idea...I vote Ranger.

Plus, he lets her be her. Also, Joe just seems to use her for his piece on the side. A perfect example is in the last book where he has a game day and everyone seems to be invited but Stephanie. Joe really does not bring her into any aspect of his life, except his bed. I think Ranger and Stephanie could do a great job of blending their lives (if she starts having some common sense).


that he wants to keep her.






In terms of JE finishing the love triangle, I've often thought about these points: 1) if she chose Ranger, there would be no more Morelli. I honestly think if Ranger presented himself as a full-on relationship option to Stephanie, she would go. Plus, there's no way Ranger would tolerate sharing her with Joe. He made that clear back several books ago and I have no doubt he'd make it clear again. 2)Stephanie doesn't seem capable of leaving Ranger alone to be fully committed to Morelli. And frankly, if Morelli really wanted her badly enough (for more than just sex), I think he'd put his foot down and say that if he couldn't have her all to himself, then he was done.


Morelli's Mother and Grandmother aren't accepting of Stephanie and we all know that spells trouble for a marriage or a relationship.
Ranger lets her be herself and loves her just as she is. That is hard to come by.
Morelli has become so annoyed with Stephanie that he has taken 'breaks' from their relationship while Ranger always is there for her. Whether she needs a friend, a job, help with a take-down, a car, a place to stay, or rescuing, Ranger is there and does not criticize or censure her. He just wants her to be happy and ok. That spells love to me.


Exactly! I don't get why people feel like she needs to 'settle down'. She can choose a guy and still be independent and single. Choosing doesn't have to mean marriage.
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