The Fly Who Knew Too Much (ePub)

The Fly Who Knew Too Much follows the journey of a fly navigating the worlds of entertainment, politics, law, therapy, horse racing, gambling, and drug cartels. The narration is from the fly's POV, who makes unexpected social commentary as his journey proceeds. This story centers on the unlikely bond between the fly and a rising Hollywood actress living in Malibu, whose career is rising faster than insects reproduce. Much to her surprise, they develop a means of silent communication, as the fly cannot speak. The fly is directed to eavesdrop, undetected, in many venues, and return with useful information. Their world takes a perilous turn when the fly is unwittingly caught on camera, triggering an FBI investigation that ensnares the fly and his benefactress. While the actress is allowed to pursue her career and reap the benefits of her blockbuster film hit, the fly faces an impossible choice - a treacherous mission for the FBI or death by dissection. The FBI sends the fly on a mission to infiltrate a Mexican drug cartel - a journey that foils a major drug shipment, and also reveals a plot by the leader of the drug cartel that endangers the actress. The rescue of his devoted companion becomes the most challenging moment of the fly's life.