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Full speed by Janet Evanovich, Charlotte Hughes · Booklabria

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First published: 2003
Language: English
Editions: 12

Synopsis

Newspaper publisher Jamie Swift and millionaire playboy Max Holt pose as husband and wife to track down the story of a lifetime. They become involved with a corrupt minister, a gang of mobsters on the loose, a hound dog named Fleas, and a wise-cracking computer whiz.

Subjects: Mystery
Romance, Contemporary
Romance, Suspense
Millionaires
Women journalists
South carolina
Set in: South Carolina
Characters: Max Holt
Jamie Swift

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