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Another fast paced page turner that will keep you glued to the couch...by an author who continues to standout in the increasingly crowded thriller field.
- Examiner.com on The Forgotten
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Baldacci is a master when it comes to writing about small-town conspiracies and a lone hero who fights against all odds to clean up corruption. The narrative moves slowly, so the reader has a chance to solve the case along with Puller. It might seem straightforward, but the final reveal will surprise even hardcore thriller junkies.
- The Washington Post on The Forgotten
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The Innocent is Baldacci at his absolute best...Baldacci provides the reader a non-stop pulse pounding ride that will keep you on the edge of your seat into the wee hours of the morning...Five Stars.
- Examiner.com
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This book is a definite one-day, 'edge-of-your-chair' read, with an ending that is a complete surprise. One of the best Baldacci's since Absolute Power, this is one that will have all suspense readers enthralled.
- Suspense Magazine on The Innocent
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The best Baldacci novel in years...What makes The Hit live up to its title is the payoff at the novel's end. By then, Baldacci has planted an emotional hook that remains long after readers have turned the last page of the book.
- Associated Press on The Hit
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Another fast paced page turner that will keep you glued to the couch...by an author who continues to standout in the increasingly crowded thriller field.
- Examiner.com on The Forgotten
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Baldacci is a master when it comes to writing about small-town conspiracies and a lone hero who fights against all odds to clean up corruption. The narrative moves slowly, so the reader has a chance to solve the case along with Puller. It might seem straightforward, but the final reveal will surprise even hardcore thriller junkies.
- The Washington Post on The Forgotten
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The Innocent is Baldacci at his absolute best...Baldacci provides the reader a non-stop pulse pounding ride that will keep you on the edge of your seat into the wee hours of the morning...Five Stars.
- Examiner.com
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This book is a definite one-day, 'edge-of-your-chair' read, with an ending that is a complete surprise. One of the best Baldacci's since Absolute Power, this is one that will have all suspense readers enthralled.
- Suspense Magazine on The Innocent
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Readers expect excitement and intrigue in David Baldacci's books, and Zero Day is no exception...As Baldacci's new hero narrowly escapes countless close calls, the pairing of the author's imagination and knowledge create a wild ride for the reader. Puller is gutsy, brash and likable. Best of all, he survives to reappear in the next book of this new series.
- The Free-Lance Star on Zero Day
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Zero Day is a nifty, paranoid thriller disguised as a murder mystery, and Baldacci advances it at a speedy clip with a nice mix of intrigue, tantalizing clues and the occasional explosion...Baldacci's books are fast-paced battles between good and evil.
- Richmond Times Dispatch on Zero Day
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Readers expect excitement and intrigue in David Baldacci's books, and Zero Day is no exception...As Baldacci's new hero narrowly escapes countless close calls, the pairing of the author's imagination and knowledge create a wild ride for the reader. Puller is gutsy, brash and likable. Best of all, he survives to reappear in the next book of this new series.
- The Free-Lance Star on Zero Day
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Zero Day is a nifty, paranoid thriller disguised as a murder mystery, and Baldacci advances it at a speedy clip with a nice mix of intrigue, tantalizing clues and the occasional explosion...Baldacci's books are fast-paced battles between good and evil.
- Richmond Times Dispatch on Zero Day
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With a lightning pace, captivating characters, and astonishing twists throughout, The Hit is guaranteed to keep your attention from the first page to the last.
- The Times-News (NC) on The Hit
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“The assassination must be both
successful and untraceable. Anything less would bring the president down and
endanger the nation. To complete the mission, this meticulous chief executive
turns to a team that he believes is unassailable: Will Robie and Jessica Reel.
But this masterful pair has enemies, some of whom are dedicated to making this
their very last assignment. David Baldacci’s The Target holds multiple layers of suspense and plot surprises.”
- Barnes&Noble.com, editorial
review
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“In unsparing detail, Baldacci depicts the brutal conditions in the
North Korean camp, in particular their impact on twenty-five-year-old Yie
Chung-Cha, a prisoner groomed as a deadly assassin.”
- Publishers Weekly
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“Baldacci picks up where he left off with CIA assassins Will Robie and
Jessica Reel in this no-holds-barred tale of perfidy and murder at the
highest level…Robie and Reel fans will thrill to see their favorite spies back in action.”
- Kirkus Reviews
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“Ron McLarty and Orlagh Cassidy are
a great team of narrators in this lightning-paced thriller. More exciting
adventures and plenty of violence are in store for trained assassins Will Robie
and his partner, Jessica Reel, even though some doubt their ability to follow
orders. McLarty’s performance is heartfelt and empathetic, and Cassidy’s warm,
low voice takes the hard edge off of Jessica’s character. Cassidy’s use of
pacing and accents adds both drama and character to the wide variety of other
female characters, including North Korean Min, who is ten years old, and her
savior, Comrade Yie. Together, the narrators pull the listener into the plot’s
many twists and turns. Winner of an AudioFile Earphones Award.”
- AudioFile