An edition of Fletch Won (1985)

Fletch won

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An edition of Fletch Won (1985)

Fletch won

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Fletch is assigned to cover the story of Donald Habeck, a wealthy criminal lawyer who wants to donate $5 million to the local art museum, but Habeck turns up dead in the parking lot of the NewsTribune. Fletch stumbles upon the clue that can break the case wide open.

Publish Date
Publisher
Warner Books
Language
English
Pages
265

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Cover of: Fletch won
Fletch won
1986, Thorndike Press
in English - [Large print ed.].
Cover of: Fletch won
Fletch won
1985, Gollancz, Orion Publishing Group, Limited
in English
Cover of: Fletch won
Fletch won
1985, Warner Books
in English

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Published in

New York, NY

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
813/.54
Library of Congress
PS3563.A278 F514 1985, E843.K47 G53 1986, PS3563.A278F514 1985

The Physical Object

Pagination
265 p. ;
Number of pages
265

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL2549856M
Internet Archive
fletchwon00mcdo
ISBN 10
0446513253
LCCN
85040009, 85043159
OCLC/WorldCat
12052967
Library Thing
32164
Goodreads
1911370

Work Description

It's Fletch's first case. As a rookie reporter for the News-Tribune, he's been covering all the routine stories no one else wants. With his already slightly skewed view of the world the young Fletch only manages to get himself and the paper into trouble—more trouble than his boss thinks he's worth. As a last chance he's assigned to the society page to cover the story of Donald Habeck, a wealthy criminal lawyer who wants to donate $5 million to the local art museum.

It's a simple public relations feature—until Habeck turns up dead in the parking lot of the News-Tribune and Fletch gets the opportunity he's been waiting for. (From the dust jacket)

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