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Full Tilt
  

Full Tilt (Library Binding)

by Janet Evanovich (Author), Charlotte Hughes (Author) "OUR RELATIONSHIP HAS GROWN STALE ..." (more)
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Mysterious and sexy, Maximillian Holt moves into Jamie Swift's life like a steamroller. She's the owner of a small town newspaper and he’s a notorious, brilliant billionaire--what could they possibly have in common? Apparently quite a lot, for besides their mutual affection for Max's airhead sister Deedee and his investment in Jamie's struggling business, they share an explosive sexual chemistry. Unfortunately, Jamie's already engaged to be married. But when someone sprays her office with gunfire, only Max can save her. Now she'll have to rely on him to sort out the tangle of embezzlement, mayhem, and attempted murder that threatens her bucolic world of Beaumont, South Carolina. But if they unravel the mysteries and manage to stay alive, is there any hope for a shared future between a cosmopolitan guy committed to tracking down evil and a small-town girl who just wants a normal life?

Authors Janet Evanovich and Charlotte Hughes have paired up to create a fast-paced, wacky novel filled with eccentric characters and southern ambiance. In the time-honored tradition of such detective couples as Nick and Nora Charles (The Thin Man, After the Thin Man) the hero and heroine trade quips and parry sexual innuendos with panache while easily deciphering clues and adroitly coping with danger. Readers will thoroughly enjoy this Jamie Swift/Max Holt adventure, the first in a new series from this author duo. --Lois Faye Dyer --This text refers to the Mass Market Paperback edition.

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What do you get when you throw together a daredevil multimillionaire, a talking car, a flaky newspaper owner, a retired wrestler turned mayoral candidate, a crazy Vietnam vet and a town full of corrupt bureaucrats? A far-fetched mystery that reads like a carnival ride spun out of control. While some readers may enjoy the ride, others will simply want to plant their feet on the ground. Playboy Max Holt, the bomb-setting boy genius from Evanovich's Full House, returns to Beaumont, S.C., to check up on his investment in the local paper, run by workaholic Jamie Swift, and to help his brother-in-law, mayoral candidate Frankie Fontana, locate the town's missing tax dollars. But when he and Jamie are shot at, it becomes clear that someone doesn't want him poking into Beaumont's financial affairs. The shooting doesn't deter Max, and neither do his subsequent encounters with dynamite, an alligator and a trigger-happy war veteran. Jamie, however, is sufficiently distraught for both of them, and her hysterics will make fans of Evanovich's more capable heroine, Stephanie Plum, cringe. Though the story is stuffed with marginally developed, oddball characters, their off-the-wall antics aren't enough to keep the suspense rising and the reader engaged.
Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to the Mass Market Paperback edition.

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5.0 out of 5 stars full tilt, Oct 30 2005
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This review is from: Full Tilt (Mass Market Paperback)
Great.
I don't understand why everyone is so hard on Evanovich.
None of you know what it's like to write a book, she's writing a totaly different series then the Stephanie Plum novels, which yes I've read all of and love. If you wanted more Spethanie, then wait for it, don't go bad mouthing a good book just because it's not what you wanted.
Get over it.
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1.0 out of 5 stars What a disappointment, Oct 15 2004
By Sara (Calgary) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Full Tilt (Mass Market Paperback)
I started reading this hoping for the snappiness of the Stephanie Plum series but gave up before finishing. This series is just not worth the time.
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1.0 out of 5 stars Stupid, July 2 2004
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This review is from: Full Tilt (Audio Cassette)
I adore the Stephanie Plum series so I thought I'd try the Full series. The first one was so-so, but this one, the second, is just plain stupid. I especially hated Muffin, the talking computer.
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1.0 out of 5 stars Don't waste your time!
It's hard to believe this dreck is written by the same brilliant author who brought us Stephanie Plum. Read more
Published on Jun 24 2004 by C. A Zepeda

3.0 out of 5 stars DECENT COMEDIC CRIME AND (MIS)ADVENTURE CAPER..
The "Full --" series is not half as riveting as the Stephanie Plum series from Evanovich, but the writing is pacy, the characters are colorful and the confusion rampant... Read more
Published on Jun 9 2004 by Shashank Tripathi

4.0 out of 5 stars This isn't A Plum Novel!
I have read review after review about how this isn't Stephanie Plum, how the characters are nothing like Stephanie Plum. Read more
Published on Jun 9 2004

3.0 out of 5 stars enjoyable read
My thoughts on this book was that the editor obviously took a vacation because I kept finding grammatical errors in it, and it really doesn't seem to be all that well written. Read more
Published on Jun 7 2004

5.0 out of 5 stars Trapped in Germany
I almost never read fiction, but recently I found myself stuck in Germany over the weekend and not being able to speak German - nights in my hotel would have consisted of CNN... Read more
Published on May 24 2004

2.0 out of 5 stars no Stephanie, but still O.K.
I've never thought of myself as lowbrow before, but all the scathing reviews of Full Tilt and Full Speed are making me rethink that. Read more
Published on April 17 2004 by Miss Ivonne

1.0 out of 5 stars 0 stars.......
okay i have been waiting to say this from the beginning of the book.....its crap!!...ok the jokes arent funny..character arent developed... Read more
Published on April 16 2004 by silver

1.0 out of 5 stars A real let-down
What a disappointment! This book cannot be written by Janet Evanovich, it must be Charlotte Hughes' baby. Read more
Published on April 15 2004 by Ian

1.0 out of 5 stars don't bother, it's not even by Evanovich
This book was a terrible disappointment. I'd give it 0 stars if Amazon had that as a choice. I don't believe it was written by Evanovich at all. Read more
Published on Mar 5 2004 by alterego

1.0 out of 5 stars Double Dumb
It's sad and annoying to see Evanovich use her name and reputation to put out such garbage.

The humor isn't humorous. Read more

Published on Dec 18 2003

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