Long Lost

By: James Scott Bell

Narrated by: Andrew Tell

Lawyer Steve Conroy has one last chance to overcome the past that has haunted him for 25 years.

But he learns that the present can be darker than any nightmare he's ever had. At the age of five, Steve Conroy saw his seven-year-old brother kidnapped from the bedroom they shared. His brother was never found. And the guilt of his silence that night has all but destroyed Steve's life.

Now, 30 years old with a failing law practice, Steve agrees to represent a convicted criminal, Johnny LaSalle, who has ties to a notorious family - and some information that threatens to blow Steve's world apart.

Desperate for his final shot at professional success, Steve will do anything to find the truth. But Johnny knows far more than he's telling, and the secrets he keeps have deadly consequences. Now Steve must depend on an inexperienced law student whose faith seems to be his last chance at redemption from a corrupt world where one wrong move may be his last.

A gritty legal thriller from International Thriller Writers Award winner James Scott Bell.

©2021 James Scott Bell (P)2021 Podium Audio

Twist you weren’t expecting.

Great story. Keeps you captivated. Good Christian messages. Recommend highly. Good for long trip. Has interesting twist and turns.

Good

Good, but not exceptional. Worth a listen, but it won’t be on your all-time favorites list.

Convoluted story with multiple twists and turns

I listened to this book because I liked another of the author’s books and the genre. However, this one ended up a bit bizarre. I thought it could have been shorter without some of the side plots - or the details of them. If you like a lot of detail, this is for you. The reader did a great job with the narration, since he also did women’s voices.

the story plot

I was truly amazed that I listened to it from beginning to end and then wanted to think about it for awhile. still do.

Disappointing

Have read many of this author’s books. This not nearly as enjoyable. A bit far out and characters just so so.