'Full House' written by Janet Evanovich is one of her early works of literature. This is the story of Nicholas and Billie and a mystery of love and murder. To me this is also quite humorous when other family members get mixed up in the story as in Nick's niece and nephew and dealing with a wedding or two and solving some very interesting family issues. Janet Evanovich is a writer that writes romantic comedy novels in my opinion and are quite fun to read.
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