Chase Baker and the Dutch Diamonds
A Chase Baker Thriller, Book 10
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Narrated by:
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Andrew B Wehrlen
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Vincent Zandri
About this listen
From the series Suspense Magazine voted the "Best of 2014!"
Chase Baker is famous for seeking out ancient antiquities and treasure from some of the most exotic, not to mention, dangerous locales on earth. But when he runs into fellow author, Les Edgerton, at SuspenseFest, a conference for thriller writers in NYC, the two get talking about the 1930s notorious gangster, Dutch Schultz, and the legend of his hidden treasure, which is said to be buried in a little town in upstate New York. Feeling fine from a few drinks at the hotel bar, Chase and Les decide to skip the festival in order to seek out some real suspense. That is, the location of the Dutch Schultz Treasure.
Little do they know, but another writer, a beautiful and talented author of true crime stories, will tail them all the way upstate. When she finally connects with them, she reveals her personal connection to the Schultz treasure which purportedly contains a fistful of priceless blue diamonds that were transported to America back in the mid-1800s by slaves. Slaves who, it turns out, were her great-great-grandparents. Armed with a map carved into the back of a man's skull, and having to fight off a team of very crooked and greedy Russians who are also seeking out the treasure, Chase and his team of literary irregulars land themselves into a heap of trouble and hair-raising adventures that promise to put them not only in prison, but in the hospital.
For fans of Dan Brown, J.R. Rain, Clive Cussler, and Russell Blake, best-selling Thriller Award winner Vincent Zandri delivers the latest in the romantic action and adventure pulp series Suspense Magazine voted as one of "The Best of 2014."
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- Helen
- 15-04-20
Great book
Enjoyed this audio book very much
Hopefully they will be more books
Must read on your list
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- Rayc
- 25-12-19
Top class entertainment
Chase Baker and The Dutch Diamonds. .
Book 10 in the series and still going strong.
Chase as usual searching for a missing treasure picks up a beautiful woman who isn't after Chase's heart.
More adventures follow.
Narration is excellent as always. with Andrew.B Wehrein light style making this a top listen.
I received a free copy of this audio book at my own request and voluntarily leave this honest review.
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- deafmick
- 31-01-21
Wow
This set of audio books just keep getting better all the time 5 out of 5
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- Norma Miles
- 28-05-17
"More fun than Suspensefest."
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Chase Baker and another writer escape from the Suspensefest convention they are attending and, over a few drinks decide to abandon boredom and instead search for the missing Schultz treasure that Edgerton had heard about. After a poor start, and an unfortunate encounter with a Russian father and son team, they are joined by another writer, this time of true crime, who claims she knows the real location, not that previously expected. How does she know? She is a defendant of Schultz's close servant at the time the treasure was hidden.
This is a fantastic Zandri romp with great throw away dialogue, adventure and fun. Much more fun than the Suspensefest and with the hope of enormous financial reward. The characters are great, the search exciting and, predictably, filled with difficulties and betrayals. One of the best in the Chase Baker series. As always, Andrew Wehrlen's narration is superb, well paced, each individual voice distinctive and appropriate, the whole a delight to the ear. He breathes even greater life and amusement into the text than that already present on the writing.A really enjoyable book.
My thanks to the rights holder for gifting me a copy of Chase Baker and the Dutch Diamonds, via Audiobook Boom. This is a great series, always exciting, constantly surprising and different. Highly recommended to anyone looking for a well performed easy listen of a light hearted, thrill filled book.
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- Siobhan D
- 04-06-20
brilliant
Fast from the beginning and never stops. Buried treasure and everyone looking it. Not everyone seems be who they say they are. A great ending. Definitely recommend.
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- Concerned Citizen
- 02-02-20
A delightful adventure story.
Once again Vincent Zandri has created another masterful installment of the Chase Baker series. With some new characters and a bit of development for Chase himself.
Having already listened to 6 other Chase Baker books I can honestly say that they are engaging books.
The story doesn't disappoint with multiple twists and arcs to keep you reading.
The narration is superb giving true life and depth to the characters.
The enhancement to the story cannot be understated.
This adventure, action, tension laden story should be on your to read/listen list.
I received this audiobook free of charge in exchange for an honest and impartial review which I have provided above.
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- Emily
- 21-10-18
Boring
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
DNF at 36%.
I found this book quite boring. I really struggled to get into it, and I couldn’t quite grasp who the characters were, especially when there were multiple being introduced at a time.
However, the narrator, Andrew Wehrlen was a really good narrator, and I did enjoy listening to him.
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