
The Brothers Finn
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Genre/s
Teen and Young Adult, Mystery, Paranormal and Supernatural
Publish Date
December 21, 2020
Short Description
Arrested for their parents’ murder and on the verge of being found guilty, Gage and Cooper Finn, two high school basketball standouts, are aided in a jailbreak. A shadowy organization known as The Roamers recruits the boys to track and hunt down vampires under deep cover so other humans remain as much in the dark about the existence of supernatural beings.
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A mysterious murder.
A family torn apart.
A hunt for answers.
Arrested for their parents’ murder and on the verge of being found guilty, Gage and Cooper Finn, two high school basketball standouts, are aided in a jailbreak. A shadowy organization known as The Roamers recruits the boys to track and hunt down vampires under deep cover so other humans remain as much in the dark about the existence of supernatural beings.
Their orders on a new case lead them to an abandoned warehouse and a clue, a young newly-formed female vampire named Jamie, who opens the door to discovering what happened to their parents. It’s a shaky lead, and they don’t know if they should trust the vampire. Things become more dangerous as Gage catches the attention of Sela Winters, the daughter of the leader of The Roamers. Sela’s connections give them access to files that threaten to divide Gage and Cooper as they split up to solve this mystery – if betrayal doesn’t sink its fangs into them first.
Will the brothers find answers before they turn on each other?
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Reviews Of The Book On BooksShelf
The Brothers Finn is an entertaining young adult dark fantasy that amazed me in every possible way. The supernatural, the mystery, and especially the two brothers - Gage and Cooper.
The beginning was a bit slow for my taste, but I can say that it sped up and I was totally satisfied with the pace.
Gage and Cooper are great developed characters, overall the characters are well-developed, but Gage and Cooper are just perfectly described. The differences in their characters make them realistic and for me both of them are likable.
Vampires, adventure, humor, mystery, murder - what not to like in this story? I recommend!






