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from Carol420

[Simple Genius] by David Baldacci Maxwell & King series Book #3 4★'s From The Book: In a world of secrets, human genius is power. And sometimes it is simply deadly . . . Near Washington, D.C., there are two clandestine institutions: the world's most unusual laboratory and a secret CIA training ca...

from Carol420

I sincerely hope that this story is indeed a work of fiction but something tells me there may be more than one grain of truth to it. I hadn't read any of David Baldacci's work until this but I already have two more ready to go. Loved the characters of Michelle Maxwell and Sean King.

from Jiraiya

Simple Genius was told in a simple vocabulary and in simple terms. I remember quite little of it, although because of some salient stuff, I won't confuse it with any other book. A more demanding reader or maybe someone of greater intelligence will not be impressed by Simple Genius. For the first ...

from she_climber

A whole new side to Michelle Maxwell in this one, but I have to say that I still want to be her when I grow up. This was a conspiracy theorists wet dream: secret codes, secret tunnels, mystery CIA training camp, anonymous privately-funded think tank. Love the addition of Horatio Barnes, hope he s...

from bhabeck

Simple Genius is the third book in the King and Maxwell series by David Baldacci. This book picks up where we left off with the main characters, Sean King and Michelle Maxwell in Book 2, Hour Game. Michelle is struggling with her confidence and self-control after the events in the last book. Sean...