Absolute Power (Paperback)

from csayban

David Baldacci is one of my favorite authors of thrillers and Absolute Power is certainly one of his very best. This story has a great concept, great storytelling and a fantastic ending. Honestly, I found the plot of the book better than the movie (even though the movie is great, too). If you don...

from nyiper

Baldacci's books, along with John Grisham, are my legal fix books---his books just flow along. I love the audios---perfect when you're doing something boring that needs a good story. For once I determined ahead of time a solution that one of the main characters "discovered" later. I like the way ...

from mikedraper

Luther Whitney is a thief with a conscience. He's robbing the home of a wealthy family in Washington, D.C. when the woman of the house returns. Luther hides in the closet and can see what is happening. The woman is with her lover and the sex begins to get rough. The man cannot perform due to his ...

from jo-jo

I had no idea what to expect when listening to this book, but before I knew it I was caught up in the political suspense that was bound to entrap Jack Graham. I have a few friends that have read many Baldacci books and rave about them, so I decided to try the audioversion of this author. Maybe so...

from dbhutch

Another of those books where I am glad I read it before I saw the movie. Absolute Power follows the abuse of power of the Office of the President when it comes to cover-ups, and the lengths the Secret Service will go to in order to protect their charge. One mistake leads to another and another, a...