Full Speed

by Janet Evanovich and Charlotte Hughes

Book Overview

Dear Reader, Welcome to the world of Jamie Swift and Max Holt My good friend Charlotte Hughes and I have teamed up to create a series of books featuring these two characters and they've taken on a life of their own These books are not set in the same world as my Stephanie Plum novels, but what they have in common is lovable, dysfunctional characters, villains you love to hate, and a cross-eyed way of looking at life. Jamie and Max have intense chemistry-even...

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0312983298
• ISBN13: 9780312983291
• Release Date: September 2003
• Publisher: St. Martin's Press
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Full Speed by Janet Evanovich

Although I prefer audio books, I very much enjoyed this imaginative fast paced story of trouble, love and adventure. The author writes some great and intriging stories.

Evanovich

Love any and all of Janet Evanovich's books. Arrived as promised. Read all of the "Full" series.

Fantastic!

JE keeps getting better and better! Love her and love all of her stories! I know you will too, so, what are you waiting for, buy this book and see for yourself what makes her heads above the rest!

No Time to Catch Your Breath

This book, the third in Janet Evanovich's other series, is a fast paced, fun frolic! Max Holt, who is grown and gorgeous in Full Tilt, goes after the preacher whom he believes hired the hitmen he has been dodging. Jamie comes along for a story depite his efforts to "lose" her. The resulting hijinx is a page turner and a delightful romp in the Tennessee mountains. Janet and Charlotte Hughes are collaborating on these and this is their best book yet. I liked Charlotte when she wrote for MIRA and loved Janet's Stephanie Plum series. Don't miss this one, and you'll be glad you you got it!

Full Speed is a Fast Read

This Book is a comedy and a mystery, and I read it all in one night!. While that makes it great leisure reading, there is more adventure and comedy than mystery, as the villain is obvious half way through the book (in to the Nines it was even easier to spot). But Janet Evanovich's humor is great, and I laughed out loud several times, as always. The sweet burgeoning romance between Jamie and Max is becoming more compelling. While I must say that Jamie seemed a bit weak and emotional in the earlier books of the Full series, she holds her own with Max in this one. I loved fleas, the bloodhound, and enjoyed the neurotic side kick for Max. This is the best book yet in the full series, but for readers who don't like the violence, the ending is a bit rougher than other of Janet's novels. I am looking forward to Full Blast, and recommend Full Tilt to all who have not read it.