Full Tilt

Full Tilt by Janet Evanovich, published by Farrar, Straus, and Giroux on February 17, 2003, is a 352-page novel that blends elements of humor, mystery, and romance. The story follows Jamie Swift, who is focused on managing her local newspaper in the quiet town of Beaumont, South Carolina. Her routine life takes a dramatic turn with the arrival of her enigmatic partner, Maximillian Holt, who brings unexpected excitement and danger as they navigate a political scandal involving Jamie’s brother-in-law, Frankie Fontana.

Readers will find a narrative filled with suspense and comedic moments as Jamie and Max become embroiled in a series of chaotic events, including encounters with assassins and a washed-up stripper. The plot intertwines themes of romance and danger, showcasing Jamie’s determination to uncover the truth while balancing her feelings for Max. This edition captures the essence of a romantic comedy infused with mystery, making it a noteworthy addition to the genres of humorous fiction and women sleuths.