Fletch Won

Rating:
Summary: Nothing Special
Review: I bought this book because I love the movie Fletch, and I heard that Kevin Smith plans on making this book into a new Fletch film.

My problem with this book is that it is all dialouge. This is more of a screenplay than a novel. The writing is very boring, completely undescriptive.

The story is at times amuzing and may make a funny movie, but it is not a good novel. My advice would be wait for the movie.

Rating:
Summary: Nothing Special
Review: I bought this book because I love the movie Fletch, and I heard that Kevin Smith plans on making this book into a new Fletch film.

My problem with this book is that it is all dialouge. This is more of a screenplay than a novel. The writing is very boring, completely undescriptive.

The story is at times amuzing and may make a funny movie, but it is not a good novel. My advice would be wait for the movie.

Rating:
Summary: One more winner in the Fletch series
Review: I don't like it when reviewers reveal plot points, so I won't. Suffice to say, if you like other Fletch books, you will like Fletch Won. If you haven't read any Fletch books, you might want to start with Fletch, which was adapted into a funny movie starring Chevy Chase.

Rating:
Summary: One more winner in the Fletch series
Review: I don't like it when reviewers reveal plot points, so I won't. Suffice to say, if you like other Fletch books, you will like Fletch Won. If you haven't read any Fletch books, you might want to start with Fletch, which was adapted into a funny movie starring Chevy Chase.

Rating:
Summary: Good Weekend Read
Review: I enjoyed this book pretty well. I've seen the Fletch movies and I'm a huge fan of both, but I've never read the Fletch books. I thought I'd start with this one. The author seemed to begin to delve into some other storylines and then stopped. We were intorduced to characters that were unimportant to the story. I think maybe he was trying to use up page space or something. Anyway, the book was entertaining at best. I gave it 4 stars because I don't think the author meant it to be anything other than entertaining!

Rating:
Summary: Good Weekend Read
Review: I enjoyed this book pretty well. I've seen the Fletch movies and I'm a huge fan of both, but I've never read the Fletch books. I thought I'd start with this one. The author seemed to begin to delve into some other storylines and then stopped. We were intorduced to characters that were unimportant to the story. I think maybe he was trying to use up page space or something. Anyway, the book was entertaining at best. I gave it 4 stars because I don't think the author meant it to be anything other than entertaining!

Rating:
Summary: Win With Fletch Won
Review: I hate reading non-fiction books, but I loved Fletch Won. As a fan of the Chevy Chase flicks and a fan of Kevin Smith (who will write and direct the movie version of this book), I took a chance on Fletch One to see what the fuss was about the Fletch books. If you are looking for a great mystery, look elsewhere. If you are looking for an entertaining book that is hilarious and an easy read, pick this book up. I can't wait to put my hands on the other Fletch books.

Rating:
Summary: A must first read for the Fletch series.
Review: If it wasn't for the movie 'Fletch' I would never have know the book(s) existed. Being that I have seen the movie at least a few hundred times, I decided to give the books a shot, to see how true to the books the movie was. Well, the only book I could find at the time was 'Fletch Won', and I'm glad. This book starts us out at the beginning of Fletch's illustrious and wild journalism career. Assigned to a story, then taken off it once the subject is murdered, Fletch decides to abandon all and find out the truth, despite the protests of the police, his rival reporter, his fiance, and the ever-present Frank. If you do decide to read the Fletch series, I wholly recommend reading this installment first (with the possible exception of 'Fletch' itself). You'll feel right at home in all the subsequent stories!

Rating:
Summary: A must first read for the Fletch series.
Review: If it wasn't for the movie 'Fletch' I would never have know the book(s) existed. Being that I have seen the movie at least a few hundred times, I decided to give the books a shot, to see how true to the books the movie was. Well, the only book I could find at the time was 'Fletch Won', and I'm glad. This book starts us out at the beginning of Fletch's illustrious and wild journalism career. Assigned to a story, then taken off it once the subject is murdered, Fletch decides to abandon all and find out the truth, despite the protests of the police, his rival reporter, his fiance, and the ever-present Frank. If you do decide to read the Fletch series, I wholly recommend reading this installment first (with the possible exception of 'Fletch' itself). You'll feel right at home in all the subsequent stories!