Gregory Mcdonald is the author of twenty-six books, including eleven Fletch novels and four Flynn mysteries. He has twice won the Mystery Writers of America’s prestigious Edgar Allen Poe Award for Best Mystery Novel, and was the first author to win for both a novel and its sequel. He died in 2008.

Review

?The toughest, leanest horse to hit the literary racetrack since James M. Cain, and it?s sheer pleasure to watch him make his run.? --Pete Hamill

?A top-rate thriller told in stripped down language that races to a climax.? --The Washington Post

-- Review

Review

“The toughest, leanest horse to hit the literary racetrack since James M. Cain, and it’s sheer pleasure to watch him make his run.” --Pete Hamill

“A top-rate thriller told in stripped down language that races to a climax.” --The Washington Post

Product Description

Fletch

He’s an investigative reporter whose methods are a little unorthodox. Currently he’s living on the beach with the strung-out trying to find to the source of the drugs they live for.

Fletch

He’s taking more than a little flack from his editor. She doesn’t appreciate his style. Or the expense account items he’s racking up. Or his definition of the word deadline. Or the divorce lawyers who keep showing up at the office.

Fletch

So when multimillionaire Alan Stanwyk offers Fletch the job of a lifetime, which could be worth a fortune, he’s intrigued and decides to do a little investigation. What he discovers is that the proposition is anything but what it seems.

From the Inside Flap

Fletch

He?s an investigative reporter whose methods are a little unorthodox. Currently he?s living on the beach with the strung-out trying to find to the source of the drugs they live for.

Fletch

He?s taking more than a little flack from his editor. She doesn?t appreciate his style. Or the expense account items he?s racking up. Or his definition of the word deadline. Or the divorce lawyers who keep showing up at the office.

Fletch

So when multimillionaire Alan Stanwyk offers Fletch the job of a lifetime, which could be worth a fortune, he?s intrigued and decides to do a little investigation. What he discovers is that the proposition is anything but what it seems.

From the Back Cover

“The toughest, leanest horse to hit the literary racetrack since James M. Cain, and it’s sheer pleasure to watch him make his run.” --Pete Hamill

“A top-rate thriller told in stripped down language that races to a climax.” --The Washington Post