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Title: Dying in Detroit
Subtitle: A Bright & Fletcher Mystery
Author: Jonathan Watkins
Narrator: Carrington MacDuffie
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 24 mins
Language: English
Release date: 11-05-15
Publisher: Dreamscape Media, LLC
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense
Publisher's Summary:
Issabella Bright has had it with bailing her handsome but unpredictable boyfriend-slash-partner out of the drunk tank, with him messing up their court schedule, and with his buttinski female best friend. But Darren's latest story is no flustered excuse - the glad-handing stranger who blew into his office is none other than Mr. Unreliable himself: Issabella's long-absent father. And the only thing he's brought with him is trouble.
No sooner does Howard Bright appear than a psychopath begins waging a campaign of terror aimed directly at Darren...and Issabella. Stalking the stalker to discover his motive - never mind his identity - could very well mean lights out for Bright & Fletcher. But Darren will put his safety, reputation, and personal fortune on the line if it means protecting Issabella.
Members Reviews:
Daddy Issues
Daddy issues is book #2 of Bright and Fletcher. I bought the second two because I liked the first one. I was not disappointed. Mr. Watkins writes with the same cavalier attitude as his heroes. There is truth in his writing. It is hidden in obscure observations and unspoken attitudes of his characters and settings. I like his story telling, and I suspect I'd enjoy a drink with the man who is telling them. Let's keep him writing.
Excellent whodunnit with a twist!
I fell madly in like with the characters in the first book and thoroughly enjoyed their wit and wisdom in this one. Some background questions were answered and the twist at the end caught me totally off guard...very satisfying!
Good Read!
I enjoyed this book enough to seek out and read the other Bright and Fletcher novels. Great characters and interesting plot. Well written!
great
this was a great book, i have read all three books in the series and found that this is a very good writer, i am waiting on the next Bright and fletcher book to come out, i can't wait to read it.
Enjoyable, fast-paced, filled with humor
This is the first book I have read by this author. His easy style is filled with humor. The backdrop of downtown Detroit comes through vividly. The characters are well developed. The plot moves right along with building tension between the main characters, as well as increasing danger. The only thing that confused me is a character named Malcolm Muhammad. He appears on page 100, right off a Greyhound Bus. We follow him for a short time, then never hear any more about him. I even went back and re-read every mention of his name, twice, to see if there was something I missed. Iâm still not sure how this scene furthers the story. The book was enjoyable and I will be reading more by this author.
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Title: Dying in Detroit
Subtitle: A Bright & Fletcher Mystery
Author: Jonathan Watkins
Narrator: Carrington MacDuffie
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 24 mins
Language: English
Release date: 11-05-15
Publisher: Dreamscape Media, LLC
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense
Publisher's Summary:
Issabella Bright has had it with bailing her handsome but unpredictable boyfriend-slash-partner out of the drunk tank, with him messing up their court schedule, and with his buttinski female best friend. But Darren's latest story is no flustered excuse - the glad-handing stranger who blew into his office is none other than Mr. Unreliable himself: Issabella's long-absent father. And the only thing he's brought with him is trouble.
No sooner does Howard Bright appear than a psychopath begins waging a campaign of terror aimed directly at Darren...and Issabella. Stalking the stalker to discover his motive - never mind his identity - could very well mean lights out for Bright & Fletcher. But Darren will put his safety, reputation, and personal fortune on the line if it means protecting Issabella.
Members Reviews:
Daddy Issues
Daddy issues is book #2 of Bright and Fletcher. I bought the second two because I liked the first one. I was not disappointed. Mr. Watkins writes with the same cavalier attitude as his heroes. There is truth in his writing. It is hidden in obscure observations and unspoken attitudes of his characters and settings. I like his story telling, and I suspect I'd enjoy a drink with the man who is telling them. Let's keep him writing.
Excellent whodunnit with a twist!
I fell madly in like with the characters in the first book and thoroughly enjoyed their wit and wisdom in this one. Some background questions were answered and the twist at the end caught me totally off guard...very satisfying!
Good Read!
I enjoyed this book enough to seek out and read the other Bright and Fletcher novels. Great characters and interesting plot. Well written!
great
this was a great book, i have read all three books in the series and found that this is a very good writer, i am waiting on the next Bright and fletcher book to come out, i can't wait to read it.
Enjoyable, fast-paced, filled with humor
This is the first book I have read by this author. His easy style is filled with humor. The backdrop of downtown Detroit comes through vividly. The characters are well developed. The plot moves right along with building tension between the main characters, as well as increasing danger. The only thing that confused me is a character named Malcolm Muhammad. He appears on page 100, right off a Greyhound Bus. We follow him for a short time, then never hear any more about him. I even went back and re-read every mention of his name, twice, to see if there was something I missed. Iâm still not sure how this scene furthers the story. The book was enjoyable and I will be reading more by this author.