The Whole Truth (Hardcover)

from rondoctor

Excellent read ... even the second time around ..., but predictable plot twists. Typical Baldacci superhero is at the center of everything. Baldacci's brief descriptions of the arms trade are interesting, but repetitive. His description of PM (Perception Management) is well done and relevant in t...

from bbuchan

Another solid mystery thriller from Baldacci in which a plot by world's largest defense contractor, Nicholas Creel, threatens to re-start the Cold War and in the process create a little more business for himself. The first step involves spreading a false video of a Russian claiming torture and ma...

from kysmom02

I went through a total love/hate relationship with this book. At the beginning I totally loved it, then events began to unfold and I'd be mad about how things were going. Then, as the plot twisted and turned some more, I'd find that I really loved the book again. It went like this the whole time,...

from jo-jo

In The Whole Truth, Baldacci sets a scenario for us of how countries can go into a war by being led on from evidence that has been placed by some greedy individuals. These private parties are looking for a war just to benefit their personal wealth. Ron McLarty did a great job of narrating this ac...

from she_climber

Shaw (no first name) was a mysterious character but maybe a little too much so. I needed a little something more tangible about his employment, his past, something to hold on too. Same with journalist Katie James. These characters were pretty much hatched out of thin air for this book, not much o...