Easy Money

A Short Story

By: Pamela Samuels Young

Narrated by: R.C. Bray

Two crooked lawyers who've stumbled upon a simple way to make some quick cash soon find that the easy money comes at a price. This new short by Pamela Samuels Young is a thrilling listen.

©2012 Goldman House Publishing (P)2012 Goldman House Publishing

Critic reviews

"Wryly done with a sardonic hand, Pamela Samuels Young's 'Easy Money' reminds us that greed can blind the best and worst of us to our own foibles." (Gary Phillips, author of Monkology)

Great!

A short but fun short story. Well written and interesting characters. It has a surprising ending. The narration keeps you throughly entertained from beginning to end.

Excellent Excellent

Wow!!! I was on edge the whole time. If this is how the author craft is presented, she is fast becoming one of my favorites. The narration was on point, great job R.C. Bray.

Interesting Short Story

I enjoyed this short story, just as I have enjoyed her full length legal thrillers. It was nice to see that justice was served in this story!

Super-Short, Short Story

This is a "super-short" short story (but fun) which I would not normally want to be bothered with except Pamela Samuels Young tells such interesting and attention-holding stories that I couldn't resist. This story is about two crooked lawyers who get their just desserts in the end.

R.C Bray is one of my favorite narrators. His style and tone help grab and hold your attention. Recommend Pamela Samuels Young stories.

Good, just incomplete

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

No, the book started good and progressed nicely and just when things were getting good it's over. This story feels like some type of cliff hanger type work. This story would have been better served as an introductory short to an upcoming book or series. And, if that was the case, I would put that book or series on my wish list. But, its not, it's just a good trip to nowhere. This is the second book I've tried by Pamela Samuels Young and I guess it's just not my cup of tea.

What does R. C. Bray bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

R.C Bray is an outstanding narrator, He actually draw the listener into the story. This actually makes it worse because that's what leave the listener wanting more... When there's nothing else to be had....