Finders Takers

De: Brian Lehman

Narrado por: Shea Weber

Wealth and privilege suddenly becomes a very dangerous game when their past catches up with them. Suspenseful and fun!

They would do anything to protect their secrets...anything!

If you’re looking for a strong female character, here she is. Mary Kay is one badass chick!

In this suspenseful psychological crime thriller, three friends spend their lives hiding an improbable act of deception from their youth and how they became fabulously wealthy. Decades pass and the burden of guarding their secret and who they are takes a toll, derailing their lives and sending who they become down an unintended path. A childhood acquaintance's curiosity tips off the crime family they have been hiding from all along. What follows is revenge, kidnapping, greed, murder, the revelation of how the neighborhood mobster turned up murdered when the three were kids, a “deal with the devil”, and unforeseen, horrific madness.

The story will keep you guessing wrong until the climax you won’t see coming!

©2021 Brian Lehman (P)2021 Brian Lehman

Valley Kids Stick Together

I really enjoyed the book. Brian had numerous twists and turns in the story that kept me entertained. Many memories of my youth were brought back growing up in a city in Cebtral California, with neighborhoods with alleys. Always places to explore with friends, sneak around from adults, and get into muschief. But where we often end up in life is far away, and maybe we miss that old alley playground a bit. Shea Weber did an excellent job reading this story, particularly with the wide range of age groups, and male and female roles.

Twisty thriller with a great plot

Finders Takers is a great listen. It's got a wonderfully inventive story line, good character development, and lots of twists and turns. Think three kids couldn't possibly pull off a $3 million heist from a member of the mob? Think again.
The author's description of their lives in Bakersfield, CA is beautifully evocative with lots of attention to detail. When the story moves to their adult lives and the consequences of their actions, the tension ramps up and the twists and turns in the plot multiply. Shea Weber does a fine job with the narration. Highly recommended!