Fortune Hunter

By: Jana DeLeon

Narrated by: Cassandra Campbell

From New York Times best-selling author Jana DeLeon, the eighth book in the Miss Fortune mystery series.

Someone has created a fake social media identity and is online romancing the lonely women of Sinful in order to scam them out of money. Because he always seems to pick the perfect targets, Fortune, Ida Belle, and Gertie think he must be either a Sinful resident or someone with a close association to the town.

Playing with emotions for pay is dirty pool, but the game turns deadly when one of the women is murdered. Fortune decides the victim must have figured out who the scam artist is and threatened him with exposure. Deputy Carter LeBlanc is hard at work to find the gunman, but sometimes it takes a woman to expose a lady-killer. Fortunately, Swamp Team 3 is on the job.

©Jana Jana DeLeon (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

Fun Book

This book is a GREAT ADDITION to the series. In my humble opinion, this book is like a potato chip; you can't eat just one. The whole series is great entertainment.

A cute story!

I've read all this series and some are better than others. This is a good story. That being said, I had the bad guy figured out pretty early on. Fortune needs to get her life fixed, the bad guys caught and move full time to Louisiana. It seems like she's found her family there.

Best books ever

I was basically a murder mystery a little of romance added in but mainly the suspense. I was skeptical at first but these are great I cannot get enough and truly hope Jana DeLeon does no quit writing these. I had read her other books and they are awesome these did not let me down.

Outstanding

A fantastic series I am so glad I bought these books as I have listened to them several times. I only gave it 4 stars as the narrator gets on your nerves. She has several decent voices for the main characters but all the others have a high nasely voice and even in a totally normal part they sound like they are going to burst into tears. It definitely wears on you

Good

This book seemed to be a little slower than the previous titles. I would often catch my attention wondering off. I still enjoyed it, especially how things wrapped up.
Can't wait to get to the next book.