Tag: David Baldacci
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A chilling but worthwhile read
This was my second time reading Memory Man, Amos Decker’s first installment, by David Baldacci. It is a harrowing story, and the denouement is brutal and chilling. I would not generally recommend such a story, but the author has done something incredible here.
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Uplifting Mystery Lovers
I love mysteries, and they have been my literary mainstay since age 16. I do read most other genre’s, other than horror and most romance, but thrillers, suspense novels and some espionage comprise a large portion of my reading over the years.
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The end of an era
I decided to go to Barnes & Noble. My wife said it would be madness there on Black Friday, but I work from home all week and decided to chance the crowds.
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Getting Lucky
at the library today So I was reading the new David Baldacci, but I kept thinking it was a John Grisham; either way, it’s one of the better books I’ve read in a long while. The book is called A Calamity of Souls. I got halfway through the book when it became due. Since it…
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The 6:20 Man
Baldacci is back and better than ever… I recently completed reading David Baldacci’s first entry in his Travis Devine series, The 6:20 Man; the new entry is called The Edge; I have not read that one. There is a significant amount of sexual content in The 6:20 Man, and the book is a thriller, so…
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