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 Full Tilt - Janet Evanovich/Charlotte Hughes
 Full Tilt - Janet Evanovich/Charlotte Hughes ... politics, and Jamie Swift. She's running her family's newspaper, ready to marry the town's most eligible bachelor, and getting her future locked in. Then mysterious, high-tech wonder boy Max Holt comes to town. Sexy, wisecracking Max has turned from computers to crime-stopping. Now he's got a case in Beaumont and a reason to look up Jamie Swift. He finds her impossible. She calls him infuriating. They're a perfect couple...except for her fiance and the arrival of two hitmen. Sure enough, someone wants to kill Max. Someone else wants a town bigwig rubbed out. And suddenly Jamie's caught in the crossfire of her own emotions, Max's secrets, and the most irresistible desire.Newest Review: ... However this doesn't go down too well with some of the main perpetrators and Frankie and DeeDee start to receive ... more ... threats.
DeeDee calls in her brother the mysterious, wealthy and rather handsome Max Holt to help out and investigate the criminal activities. Max just happens to be the silent partner in the newspaper business and it isn't long before Jamie is swept up with the crime fighting and finds her own life in danger. Max has a reputation with women but Jamie has a fiancé can she resist his charms or will they be flung together through the dangerous situations they face.
And if that isn't enough on top of it all we have a talking car, t...more |
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Full Tilt - Janet Evanovich/Charlotte Hughes: Full Tilt (953 words)
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Why I chose this novel ----------------------------------- We often discuss books at work and a few of the girls had read some of Janet Evanovich's novels from the Stephanie Plum series. I had not heard of them or read any of her other novels. I am currently trying to save money so that means not buying lots of books so I decided to visit my nearest charity shop and have a look at the books there. When I saw "Full Tilt" and saw that it was co-written by Janet Evanovich I thought I would give it a try, and for £1.50 for charity if I didn't like it I thought it wouldn't be money thrown away! This novel is not from her best-selling Stephanie Plum ... Read the complete review
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