Son of Fletch (Vintage Crime/Black Lizard) - Tapa blanda

"Lively, graceful and sly." --"People
"[Macdonald] certainly hasn't forgotten how to leap right into a story. . . . Jack seems like a chip off the old block." --"The Washington Post
"Fletch is back and better than ever, which is pretty damn good." --Robert B. Parker
"If you love Fletch, you'll also love the young man who claims to be his son. . . . . They make a wild and witty pair, doubling the enjoyment." --Ed McBain

"Lively, graceful and sly." --"People"
"[Macdonald] certainly hasn't forgotten how to leap right into a story. . . . Jack seems like a chip off the old block." --"The Washington Post"
"Fletch is back and better than ever, which is pretty damn good." --Robert B. Parker
"If you love Fletch, you'll also love the young man who claims to be his son. . . . . They make a wild and witty pair, doubling the enjoyment." --Ed McBain

"Lively, graceful and sly." --"People"

"[Macdonald] certainly hasn't forgotten how to leap right into a story. . . . Jack seems like a chip off the old block." --"The Washington Post"

"Fletch is back and better than ever, which is pretty damn good." --Robert B. Parker

"If you love Fletch, you'll also love the young man who claims to be his son. . . . . They make a wild and witty pair, doubling the enjoyment." --Ed McBain

"Lively, graceful and sly." --"People""[Macdonald] certainly hasn't forgotten how to leap right into a story. . . . Jack seems like a chip off the old block." --"The Washington Post""Fletch is back and better than ever, which is pretty damn good." --Robert B. Parker"If you love Fletch, you'll also love the young man who claims to be his son. . . . . They make a wild and witty pair, doubling the enjoyment." --Ed McBain

Lively, graceful and sly. --"People" [Macdonald] certainly hasn t forgotten how to leap right into a story. . . . Jack seems like a chip off the old block. --"The Washington Post" Fletch is back and better than ever, which is pretty damn good. --Robert B. Parker If you love Fletch, you ll also love the young man who claims to be his son. . . . . They make a wild and witty pair, doubling the enjoyment. --Ed McBain"

"Lively, graceful and sly." --People"[Macdonald] certainly hasn't forgotten how to leap right into a story. . . . Jack seems like a chip off the old block." --The Washington Post"Fletch is back and better than ever, which is pretty damn good." --Robert B. Parker"If you love Fletch, you'll also love the young man who claims to be his son. . . . . They make a wild and witty pair, doubling the enjoyment." --Ed McBain

The irrepressible Fletch unexpectedly finds himself confronted with the challenges of fatherhood, in the person of a grown son he never knew he had, until he discovers that his son is a chip off the old block. Reprint.