Max Holt/ Full Books In Order

Publication Order of Full/Max Holt Books

Janet Evanovich is a best selling author who has reached the top of the New York Times charts. She is known for writing such books as the Lizzy and Diesel series, the Stephanie Plum series, multiple romance novels, the Trouble Maker graphic novel, the Alexandra Barnaby novels, and the Fox and O’Hare series with Lee Goldberg, as well as participating in the co-authoring of the Max Holt series.

Charlotte Hughes first published a category romance called Too Many Husbands in 1987 from Bantam Books’ Loveswept series. It did very well and went to the top of the Waldenbooks Bestseller list. Charlotte would continue writing and pen about thirty books before the closing of the line happened in 1998.

She is known by readers for her romantic comedy stories that combine sparks flying with a bit of passion. She has also switched things up and written some thrillers in the late nineties for Avon Books that have won Maggie Awards.

Her primary love is comedic stories that feature people falling in love. She has also brought many a thrill to a reader thanks to her very funny books titled A New Attitude and Hot Shot. In 2003, the latter novel was the recipient of the Waldenbooks Greatest Sales Growth Achievement.

Charlotte’s books have been so popular that she has been invited to be an author of the Full House series written with Janet Evanovich. Once she had worked on that, Charlotte decided to start her own series featuring Kate Holly, a psychologist. She also created a lot of funny and lovable characters as part of an ensemble.

The Max Holt series got started with Full House and continued with the sequel, Full Tilt! Multiple authors have collaborated in order to tell these action stories and get the ball rolling. If you love a fast-moving story, check this series from Janet Evanovich and friends out! While every book features the main character of Max Holt to some degree, he makes more of an appearance and is more of the focus in some of the books more than others.

Full House is the first novel in the Max Holt series by Janet Evanovich and Charlotte Hughes. If you love a unique novel that brings all of the drama to you without actually impacting your real life, check this book out!

From the second that Nicholas Kaharchek glimpsed that woman, he knew he was in trouble. He worked by day as a polo instructor. But when he sees Billie Pearce, the man knows himself well enough to know that she’s dangerous to him.

The funny thing is that she seems to exude all of the stability and calm that he has made such an effort to stay away from. She’s divorced, living on her own as a mother of two children, and quite happy with her life at home.

She’s just perfectly balanced, and Nick feels that familiar sting of attraction growing within him. Then Billie offers to allow his cousin to crash at her home for some time, and it seems like the perfect reason for him to come by frequently.

It’s not long before they start to find that they cannot fight an attraction forever. Can Nick and Billie find in each other some piece that they have been missing? Or is this a situation where they may just find in the end that they’re not right for each other? Read this book to find out!

Full Tilt is the second novel in the Max Holt series by Janet Evanovich and Charlotte Hughes. Read this book if you’re looking to continue the series and have more fun with the Max Holt character.

When it comes to living in Beaumont, South Carolina, Jamie Swift has just one priority, and that’s running the paper in town. She’s putting that on the front burner and romance on the back burner. When her silent partner shows up, Maximilian Holt, she finds that the mysterious and attractive man is about to change up things in her life in more ways than one.

As for Max, he just says that he is here so that he can impart a vote of confidence to his brother in law. Frankie Fontana used to be a wrestler but is now trying his hand at politics. There’s no question that the place could utilize a mayor that actually has morals, but it actually gets crime instead.

Before she knows it, Jamie starts getting a story that goes on a ride that is totally wild and takes her into contact with everything from two different assassins to a stripper who is totally washed up to a poacher who has gone completely out of his mind.

With bullets coming at her and the need to get away quickly, Max and Jamie need to take an outside shot to save their hides. Will be they be successful? Will romance enter the scene? Read the second book in the Max Holt series to find out!