Finders Keepers

Walter Sutton

Sinossi

When ten million dollars vanish, so does Flash Finnegan's career.
 
In the world of money laundering and high-stakes fraud, "Flash" Finnegan was a star in the Seattle Police Department. Now, caught in the crossfire of his own team's sting operation, Flash is framed for the theft of millions.
 
With his back against the wall, Flash swaps his badge for a beach view in Kauai, but retirement is anything but peaceful. The stolen millions trigger a conflict between a shadowy syndicate and a Swiss bank, and soon, Flash is caught in the middle of it all.
 
The first book in Walter Sutton's Flash Finnegan Series, FINDERS KEEPERS is a fast-paced thriller where trust is a luxury, and survival is anything but guaranteed.

Disponibile da: 10/11/2023.

Lunghezza di stampa: 344 pagine.

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