Carioca Fletch

The Fletch Mysteries, Book 7

De: Gregory Mcdonald

Narrado por: Dan John Miller

Fletch's trip to Brazil wasn't exactly planned. But it's Carnival time in Rio, and he has plenty of money, thanks to a little arrangement he made stateside. It took him no time to hook up with the luscious Laura Soares. Fletch is beginning to relax, just a little.

But between the American widow who seems to be following Fletch and the Brazilian widow who's fingered Fletch as her long-dead husband, he suddenly doesn't have much time to enjoy the present or even get a wink of sleep.

A 30-year-old unsolved murder, a more recent suicide, an inconvenient heart attack - somehow Fletch is connected to all of them, and one of those connections might just shorten his own life. From Rio to Bahia and back again at the height of Carnival, Fletch has to keep moving or get stopped cold.

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

7th but second

a little adventure after fletch fled the country with 3 million dollars in cash. this takes place some weeks later with Fletcher throwing money at everyone. it's not as interesting as his first adventure and with no one knowing him personally in Brazil he doesn't seem to be an asshole. he sloves a murder that happened 47 years in the past and help dump the body of a friend in the ocean.

Not a template series

Each book is unique. Great characters. Not in chronological order. Excellent narrator. Storylines are very entertaining.

Great book

Maybe a little history of Brazil.
People will believe what they want to believe enjoy.

Not my favorite

I love the Fletch series but this one was hard to get into. From the location to the language it at times was hard to follow. Dan John miller does an exceptional job though. Love his reading, voices etc

Still Worth Listening To (imo)

This is my least favorite story in the series, but it still has some entertainment value. I’m personally drawn to Fletch the investigative reporter more than Fletch the cultured man of the world.

Worth a listen

I agree with the other reviewers that there was a lot of Rio in this. Some crazy stuff. But it all kind of pays off.

fletch always delivers

there's a reason there are seven Fletch books:witty, fast paced and although you get what's expected but still with enough twists to keep you guessing.

Really clever

This is much more than a fun romp in Brazil during Carnival, it’s the perfect blend of irony, wit, and mystery.

Another Amazing Story

I’ll never live long enough to learn all the things this author has at his finger tips. He knows something about everything.

Different than the others

while I did enjoy the story, it is my least favorite Fletch story. At times it seemed like it had too much going on by the middle of the story, but wrapped things up nicely by the end.