Jackpot

By: Stuart Woods, Bryon Quertermous

Narrated by: Tony Roberts

Teddy Fay hedges his bets in the latest thriller from #1 New York Times-bestselling author Stuart Woods.

When Peter Barrington and Ben Bachetti come under threat while working at a film festival abroad, Teddy Fay is lured to the glittering city of Macau to resolve the problem. He'll soon come to find that world of posh casinos, luxurious developments, and boundless wealth has a dark underbelly of crime and political intrigue . . . and that the biggest players behind the scenes may be far closer to home than anticipated. With international deals and private vendettas at stake, the villains behind the plot aren't about to let Teddy stand in their way. What they don't know is that this seemingly harmless film producer has more than a few tricks up his sleeve.

Critic reviews

"Good for readers who enjoy James Patterson and Harlan Coben."—Booklist

Exceptional

I began following Stuart Woods with the Will Lee novels and every character he writes has captured my attention and admiration. This story is one of the most complex but enjoyable yet.

Great Stuff

I've downloaded every Stuart Woods book I could find, any they've never failed to keep me on the edge. That's the mark of a great author. Thank you sir!

A very enjoyable engaging listening experience.

Teddy Fay is no longer superhero strong and invincible which seems to have surprised some fans. All of Stuart Woods signature characters are approaching their Fifties and more, and I admire the author’s efforts to portray Teddy Fay as a very capable but aging character whose talents requires more effort now that he’s older.

The book was fun, well done and worth listening to. And like all fans I have read every book - many more than once or even twice.

It's a thumbs down for me

this is the first Stuart Woods book I didn't enjoy. The plot was slow and the characters were hard to follow. I usually love the Teddy Faye character but not in this book.

Stinks

This is the last Barrington book I’ll ever listen to.... same ole same ole blah blah blah