Single mother Amy Parkens feels trapped by a boring job, low pay, and no time for her young daughter. But that's before $200,000 in cold, hard cash arrives in an unmarked box. Desperately needing the money, Amy fears a setup or a connection to her mother's suicide 20 years earlier. So she sets out to find the source.
A decent, responsible small-town doctor, Ryan Duffy didn't expect to inherit a fortune from his electrician father, who had millions stashed away in the attic. Did it come from extortion, robbery, or some other terrible crime? Painful as it is, Ryan is drawn to his father's dark past, determined to find the truth.
Desperate for answers, Amy and Ryan soon cross paths on a dangerous quest that takes them through a labyrinth of deception and blackmail - leading them to a man of unfathomable power who holds the key to their fortunes...and their lives.
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"The story was a good one, one we've all thought about. What if you received an unexpected large sum of money from an unknown source. Would you care where it came from? Excellent light reading."
— Mica (4 out of 5 stars)
“Grippando writes in nail-biting style.”
— Larry King“A cautionary tale of greed, family secrets, and the dangers of getting what you wish for…a wild ride.”
— Publishers Weekly“Grippando has done it again, crafting a thrilling scenario filled with terrifying images of money’s dark side…highly recommended.”
— Library Journal" Couldn't put it down !! Twists and turns you can't see coming !! "
— Vanillahugz, 10/15/2013" Not as good as the first one I read. "
— Diane, 10/13/2013" This is the book that got me hooked on Grippando. LLLLLLOOOOOOVVVVVED IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "
— Laura, 7/23/2013" Good read, the plot was good and kept you interested. The wrap up at the end could have been better. "
— Steve, 7/9/2013" Interesting premise, but the main characters continued to make decisions that frustrated me. "
— Demetria, 1/22/2013" Easy reading. Mysterious, but not really suspensful. "
— Jennifer, 11/7/2012" I had hoped to have more discussion on the ethics of how to handle "found money" than to be take on a predictable ride of a mystery novel. "
— Shannon, 8/15/2012" One of his best efforts. "
— Rod, 6/5/2012" Lots of action and great ending "
— Jim, 5/22/2012" This book was hard to put down. Incredible. "
— Jim, 1/28/2012" Read like a good suspense movie. Had a few twists. I was happy with the end. I would read another of his "
— Lisa, 10/22/2011" A former lawyer, I like this author's books because he writes suspense as well as the best. Found Money kept me involved all the way through. "
— Pris, 10/17/2011" This would only make sense in the author's head. The worst from Grippando I've read so far "
— Ricardo, 9/21/2011" Interesting plot. Kept you guessing. Again, not disappointed by Grippando. "
— Candy, 8/14/2011" Easy reading. Mysterious, but not really suspensful. "
— Jennifer, 4/6/2011" Good read, the plot was good and kept you interested. The wrap up at the end could have been better. "
— Steve, 10/7/2010" One of his best efforts. "
— Rod, 5/26/2010" 5/29/10 <br/>5/1/10 <br/> <br/>jumpy - bit jumbled and lot guessing with few clues that point to what actually happened. "
— Ropajo, 5/10/2010" Our female protagonist receives a package containing $200,000 in cash. <br/>Where did it come from and why? The answer is complicated. Good <br/>story. <br/> "
— Chuck, 4/7/2010" Read like a good suspense movie. Had a few twists. I was happy with the end. I would read another of his "
— Lisa, 2/16/2010" I had hoped to have more discussion on the ethics of how to handle "found money" than to be take on a predictable ride of a mystery novel. "
— Shannon, 5/16/2009" Lots of action and great ending "
— Jim, 3/13/2009" A former lawyer, I like this author's books because he writes suspense as well as the best. Found Money kept me involved all the way through. "
— Pris, 5/25/2008James Grippando is a New York Times bestselling author with more than twenty books to his credit, including those in his acclaimed series featuring Miami criminal defense attorney Jack Swyteck. Grippando was a trial lawyer for twelve years before the publication of his first novel in 1994. He lives in South Florida with his wife, three children, two cats, and a golden retriever named Max, who has no idea he’s a dog.