The Buck Passes Flynn

De: Gregory Mcdonald

Narrado por: Donald Corren

Someone is looking to wreck the nation's economy, and they're spending plenty to do it. With every lead going nowhere, Flynn's most dizzying logic is put to the test.

©1981 Gregory Mcdonald (P)2019 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Good and Entertaining

I actually like this series. I even laughed out loud. Good read. Very entertaining! I am lookin forward to finishing the series.

Loved it

Thoroughly enjoyed the story and the listen and I look forward to more!! It was engaging and had me wondering what was going to happen next. LOVED the relationship between main character and family

Oh Flynn

Better than the last Id recommend Flynn to anybody good plot and written well too

Money Is Just Wasted Paper

With that headline, I will tell you that Gregory McDonald has crafted an interesting and sometimes thought-provoking tale of money, human nature, and the economy. Francis Flynn begins the novel with an assassination attempt on none other than the President of the United States. From there, Flynn moves on to an assignment that takes him away from his beat as the only inspector on the Boston police force.

Traveling to a small town in Texas where everyone has left except for three people, Flynn begins to unravel a mystery that will take him from the Southwest to Vegas to the east coast and on to Russia. Meeting many characters along the way, Flynn attempts to solve a strange riddle involving large money sums and what “cash money” does to their livelihood. It is only when he is forced to listen to a lecture on the economy, that Flynn begins to realize what is really going on.
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From start to finish, the short five hour listen from the Audible Plus Catalog is an entertaining and sometimes amusing study in human nature through the eyes of our Irish sleuth. Starting as the thorn in the side of Fletch in one of his novels, Flynn has come full circle. His stories are much more entertaining than McDonald’s primary character Fletch which I have put aside with little further interest. Donald Corren does an excellent job narrating and has the Flynn Irish brogue down pat. A fun listen.

Bond as a Family Man

A dedicated family man takes on a plot out of GoldFinger, with woes right out of todays headlines

Always Different

His clever banter never stops. I don’t ever know where it’s going, but the journey is worth it.

not good

throws away all the things that make the first three books enjoyable.
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