from bacreads

I thought this was better than "True Blue" but not up to the quality of his earlier novels. It took me longer to read than it would usually take me to read a Baldacci story because it just wasn't that "fresh" or different. I really didn't care much about the characters and the plot was just not t...

from JRlibrary

While I did enjoy the story of a clandestine group tracking down a Ukrainian mass murderer, trafficker and arms dealer with an extensive list of hundreds of deaths on his conscience, I felt like it could have been much shorter. There was also a little bit that was unbelievable at the end but I'll...

from dekan

now this was teh david baldacci i liked. this book is about Evan Waller iwho's a monster. He has built a fortune from his willingness to buy and sell anything... and anyone. In search of new opportunities, Waller has just begun a new business venture: one that could lead to millions of deaths all...

from readingwithtea

"A sharp wind smacked against the window, apparently trying to force its way inside" Normally I'm a big Baldacci fan (see True Blue - I read pretty much all his other works before I started blogging) and this had all the makings of an excellent plot: vigilantes hunting down war criminals at large...

from delphimo

I have always enjoyed David Baldacci's books due to all his research and allowing me to learn something during the reading. This book is interesting, but too graphic in the types of torture, and too many scenes of torture. I realize that evil lurks everywhere, but I do not need to know, in detail...