The Switch: A Novel Audiobook

Quotes

• Great characterization, heart-stopping chase scenes, a plot that never flags—and even a few fascinating facts about coffee sourcing. Finder may well be the best contemporary thriller writer going.

  — Booklist (starred review)

• “[Finder] once again shows his knack for crafting an engaging thriller.

  — Publishers Weekly

• Finder has written another compelling thriller that demonstrates his strengths of mixing corporate themes with mayhem...the perfect summer read.

  — Library Journal

• “[R]ipped from the headlines.

  — The Washington Post

• “If Alfred Hitchcock were alive and working today, this is the kind of story he would direct.

  — Fort Worth Star-Telegram

• Perfect for fans of The Fugitive.

  — The Boston Globe

• “The Switch is a dazzling political thriller, a kind of 'Advise and Consent' postmodernized for the 24/7 news cycle world. Perfectly timed and wondrously prescient, this is summer reading of the highest order.

  — The Providence Journal

• [A] much-needed shot of adrenaline sure to shake up the waning late summer days.

  — The Oklahoman

• [A] master of the corporate thriller. [Finder’s] novels infuse fast-moving plots with well-researched business minutiae and impressively current tech details.

  — WBUR Boston

• “Ripped from the headlines.”

  — Washington Post

• “Perfect for fans of The Fugitive.”

  — Boston Globe

• “A dazzling political thriller, a kind of ‘Advise and Consent’ postmodernized for the 24/7 news cycle world. Perfectly timed and wondrously prescient, this is summer reading of the highest order.”

  — Providence Journal

• "[A] compelling thriller that demonstrates his strengths of mixing corporate themes with mayhem.”

  — Library Journal

• “Narrator Kearney brings energy and a fast pacing to the production, taking the plot swiftly past a few credibility potholes to get to the heart of the book, the fever-paced chase.”

  — Publisher Weekly (audio review)

• “Kearney’s brisk pace and solid voice work keep things engaging. Kearney inflates the paper-thin Tanner to a likable protagonist and unearths surprising pathos in Will Abbott, the senator’s chief of staff, who battles his own ambition and insecurity.”

  — AudioFile