The Collectors

By: Richard A. Danzig

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

A forged painting. A deadly secret. A lawyer who won’t stop until the truth is exposed.

From the gritty streets of Brooklyn to the sun-soaked beaches of Costa Rica, The Collectors delivers a pulse-pounding story of loyalty, corruption, and survival.

When attorney Chance Cormac takes on a case involving a mysterious art forgery, he expects another challenge in the courtroom — not a descent into a world where art becomes currency, greed fuels murder, and every truth comes with a price.

But the stakes rise even higher when his closest friends — former Navy SEALs Damian Pressler and JR Reynolds — are framed for the killing of a young surfer abroad. Trapped in a Costa Rican prison, surrounded by corruption and violence, they need more than a lawyer. They need a fighter.

As Chance races to uncover the truth, he faces ruthless forces willing to silence anyone who gets too close. Between a powerful art collector hiding secrets, a surgeon turned trafficker, and his own ghosts from the past, Chance must decide just how far he’s willing to go — and what he’s willing to lose — to protect the people he loves.

“From Brooklyn courtrooms to Costa Rican beaches, The Collectors is a searing thriller that grips from the first page to the last.” — BestThrillers.com

“An engrossing, high-stakes story of faith, friendship, and the fine line between justice and survival.” — Foreword Reviews

Brimming with international intrigue, emotional depth, and moral complexity, The Collectors is more than a thriller — it’s a story about what we protect, what we lose, and what we’re willing to fight for when everything is on the line.

Fans of Facts Are Stubborn Things and Punch Line will find this third Chance Cormac novel the most explosive yet.

Join thousands of readers hooked on Richard A. Danzig’s gripping thrillers — and experience the series that keeps raising the stakes.

Terrible narration

The story was very interesting and intriguing. However, the AI narration was the worst I’ve ever heard. There is no proper inflection no proper pronunciation. It was so bad. I had to quit listening. What a waste.