
Who in Hell Is Wanda Fuca?
A Leo Waterman Mystery
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Narrated by:
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Patrick Lawlor
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By:
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G. M. Ford
When an old gangster friend of Leo’s father makes a request he “can’t refuse”, Leo and his band of drunks delve into the world of environmental politics in search of Caroline Nobel - a spoiled brat without the sense God gave a gopher. With the help of “the Boys” - a group of aging winos who are his modern-day “Baker Street Irregulars” - Leo fights Native American tribal politics, industrial pollution, and psychotic grannies to fulfill his obligation to a friend.
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One criticism would be the voice used for the Caroline character. The actor sounded like she was an older woman. Caroline was in her twenties in this story. A younger voice for Caroline would have enhanced the believability of the story.
The lawyer and the legal part of the story was excellent.
A page turner with some flaws
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Narrator makes it
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The beginning of a long string of great books by G. M.
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The narrator was great. His voice matched my impression of Leo Waterman. His tone worked well with the overall feel of the book.
Enjoyable PI fare
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The first novel in the Leo Waterman mystery series
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Competently written in the PI mold
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G.M. Ford
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love it!
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This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?
There is never an excuse for profanity in order to tell a good story. Agathy Christy; Arthur Conan Doyle; Elizabeth Peterts; Steven Saylor... and others, all wrote without that crutch! When I hear it; I stop listening.Would you ever listen to anything by G. M. Ford again?
NO!Extream profanity (the "F Word").
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