Fletch Won

The Fletch Mysteries, Book 8

De: Gregory Mcdonald

Narrado por: Dan John Miller

As a fledgling reporter, Fletch is doing more flailing than anything else. That and floating around from department to department trying to figure out where he fits. His managing editor's got him pegged for the society pages, but the kind of society Fletch gets involved with is anything but polite.

His first big interview, a millionaire lawyer with a crooked streak and an itch to give away some of his ill-gotten gains, ends up dead in the News-Tribune's parking lot before Fletch can ask question number one. So Fletch goes after the murderer instead and ends up learning a thing or two about crime and punishment.

At the same time, he's supposed to be covering (or maybe uncovering) a health spa that caters to all its clients' needs and gets hired as a very personal trainer. Never mind that he's supposed to be getting married at the end of the week; Fletch has a few other engagements to take care of first.

©2018 Gregory Mcdonald (P)2018 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Fletch plans a marriage!

The narrator's voice melds perfectly with Fletchs personality! A rollicking good ride that never ends!

Great origin of Fletch

You go into it already hating Barbara. Another fine Fletch tale. Here’s to using up all the characters required. Get it!

Much better than the previous "Carioca"!

This was another classic Fletch book that has a similar pace of the first 4 or 5 in the series. Glad I powered through the last!

Fun Fletch Episode

Fletch stories are great because of their irreverence and because the crimes he covers are usually pretty funny. This episode is no exception. The characters are mostly crazy. Or at least goofy. I laughed a lot while listening to it on audible Only three episodes to go. It should be a miniseries

The best next to the original

Thought I had read them all but missed this one and it was excellent.

Maybe even better saving it for last even though out of order. The puzzle piece of this book and just how good the plot was really put it all together perfectly.

Fantastic series where a minimal number of words used for terrific scenes in each chapter come together.