Bank foreclosures, Credit Stains, Repo's, Wild Parties, Financial Seizures and Legal Judgments. When a college business graduate Mike Smith comes to 'Weasle Mortgage and Loan, little did he realize the tasks that awaited him. A crooked diabolical female executive, a criminal, and plenty of action in the office, highlight the seamy side of the collections industry and what every consumer dreads is printed on the bottom of their bills..."AMOUNT DUE"
'Amount Due' is the story of a Harvard graduate Mike Smith who comes to Weasle Mortgage and Loan with big plans and high hopes. He does not expect to find a crooked executive that blocks him at every turn. However, he does find some pleasure as well.
'Amount Due' does not rely on special effects or anything fancy like that. It is a simple story, with a lot of dialogue, acting as a good vehicle on talents - Luke Croll Home Mortgage? Bank Foreclosure?
I was anxious to see what Mr. Sebar planned on doing with a premise that seems so mundane. It turned out my worries were unwarranted. The story was relevant yet witty, and characters convincing. I especially liked the subplot of the elderly couple whose lives were impacted by what transpired in Weasle Mortgage - Ken M. Lin
