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Summary: Super!
Review: I've read them all and this is his best yet! Plenty of excitement...great plot....atypical ending..... I think that Baldacci must really research his subject matter.....did a great job in "FAITH"
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Summary: Wait for the paperback
Review: or better yet, get it from the library, so you don't spend money on it. I had to force myself to finish it. I like his other books, but this one let me down.
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Summary: Saving Faith
Review: Excellent! I listened to the audio tape and wanted to just sit in the parking lot and not bother to go into work!
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Summary: A very uninteresting book
Review: I am a great fan of David Baldacci but this book was a disappointment after The Winner and Simple Truth. This story rambled too much. Boring. Also, in this story he seems to relate to foul language in excess of his other books. Why do so many authors seem to feel they must include an abundance of four letter foul words? Please, David, go back to your old style.
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Summary: BALDACCI IS A MASTER!
Review: I have read all of David Baldacci's books and this is definately one of the best. The Winner was also very, very good. The plot is completely original and outstanding. The characters are so real I felt that I know them. It was great! If you are in between books right now, READ SAVING FAITH! It is without a doubt one of the best books of the year.
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Summary: small number of players makes it easy to follow a complex st
Review: Easy reading and complex plot but, offers a good look into the power of Washington insiders. Wonder if this is more truth than fiction. One of his best.
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Summary: OUTSTANDING! Baldacci does it again.
Review: This books flows remarkably well you will be on page 451 without even knowing it. After reading Absolute power and seeing the movie I became a die hard Baldacci fan. The Simple Truth was very good, however this book was better. I found I related to the character Lee Adams very well being a 6 foot 5 240lb man with very blue eyes. I found myself really relating to him. To all women considering this book I highly recommend it.
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Summary: Another Baldacci blockbuster!
Review: David Baldacci does it again in his fifth novel, which is just as memorable and captivating as his four previous best-sellers. Rich in character development, settings and plot, and filled with more of the brilliant writing that has made Baldacci a perpetually great read, this fast-paced drama will leave you breathless...and chomping at the bit for the publication of his next book! Don't miss this one!
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Summary: Not bad but far from great.
Review: After titles like "Absolute Power", I really expected more from David Baldacci. While this isn't a bad book, and actually did keep my interest, it wasn't the dynamic page-turner that I was hoping for. Like others have said, the opening stages are a little rough. The plot is intriguing but as the book wears on, it becomes predictable. You know what is going to happen, just not HOW it is going to happen. There was a nice twist at the end, but not enough of one to get the book up to 4 stars. It's a good read overall but not a top priority book. If you have a choice, go for a David Morrell, Tom Clancy, Gayle Lynds, or someone in that class.
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Summary: Faith is on the Run
Review: Lobbyist Faith Lockhart and her boss Danny Buchanan have done wonders with their help for the poor in third world nations, but sometimes they bent the rules a bit, legally speaking. Now Faith suspects perhaps Danny may be bending them too much, so she decides to make a deal with the FBI to save both herself and her boss.
However unknown to Faith, Danny has done some deals with the CIA and they don't want her telling the FBI anything. On her way to meet with the Fibby guys, an assassin tries to kill her, luckily she is saved by PI Lee Adams, who has been hired by an anonymous client to follow her. Unfortunately the FBI agent who had been accompanying Faith is killed.
Now, all of a sudden, Faith and Lee are on the run. The don't trust each other, but they have no one else to turn to. The FBI wants them alive, especially agent Brooke Reynolds, who was supposed to be in that car with Faith when the assassin struck, but the CIA apparently wants them dead.
This story is one long chase scene, full of intrigue and government power gone mad. It's a book that I couldn't put down. As usual David Baldacci nails his characters and draws his readers in right from the get go.
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