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Hot on the heels of Full House, Janet Evanovich and Chrlotte Hughes have teamed up for another bout of hilarious adventure, steamy sex and kick-butt characters. Full Tilt is an entirely new story – not a rewrite of an earlier work. So if you weren’t entirely impressed with Full House, give Full Tilt a go – it reflects Janet and Charlotte’s current writing style – not how they were writing in the ‘80s.
Jamie Swift has one priority in quiet Beaumont, South Carolina: running the local newspaper. Romance runs second. That is, until the arrival of her silent partner, the notoriously mysterious and sexy Maximillian Holt. Now Jamie's life gets the shake up it desperately needs. Max claims he's here to give his brother-in-law a vote of confidence. A former wrestler, Frankie Fontana's now taking his shots in the political ring. Beaumont could use a mayor with scruples, but what it gets is a crime and what Jamie gets is a story that's taking her for a ride on the wild side, complete with two assassins, a washed-up stripper, and an insane poacher. Between a spray of bullets and a fast getaway, could it get any more romantic - or dangerous? Max and Jamie are betting their lives on a long shot.
"Our relationship has grown stale."
"Give me a break, Max."
"You're shallow, Muffin."
"Shallow?" She gave a snort of disgust. "This coming from a man who was married to a gold-digger named Bunny for three years? Now, there's a relationship with depth."
Full Tilt follows on from Janet and Charlotte’s recent collaboration, Full House. What’s the connection? Maximillian is Nick’s (the hero from Full House) cousin. Nick Kaharchek senses danger the minute he sees Billie Pearce. She represents everything he's always avoided. Happy in her home life, a divorced mother of two, Billie is the epitome of stability. She's also irresistibly fascinating to the footloose Nick - in a car crash sort of way. Their fateful meeting leads to a story filled with seduction and mayhem and love everlasting.
I'm not afraid of anything. I killed a spider yesterday. It was big and black and hairy." She suppressed an involuntary shudder.
"Uh-huh."
"Okay, so maybe it wasn't hairy, but there was a time I wouldn't have entered the same room with a spider. I've grown," she announced with aplomb. |
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