Memory Man: Walk the Wire (Audiobook)

from labdaddy4

I have completely enjoyed all of Baldacci's books in the “Decker” series - the Robbie & Pine books , less so. This book seemed very disjointed and poorly organized. I found it difficult to follow the plot. For me, the authors attempt to mix two of his separate primary characters is a flop. Please...

from thewanderingjew

Walk The Wire, David Baldacci, author; Kyf Brewer, Orlagh Cassidy, narrators The best part of this book, for me, was its audio presentation. The plot was thin requiring several themes to create the story. However, the narrators portrayed each character so well that it was easy to know who was spe...

from Carol420

David Baldacci is one of my favorite authors but the poor man...for some reason...can't seem to count past 6. He creates these great characters and sets them about their jobs and makes we the reader, care about them and really like them...then when we get to the 5th or 6th book in the series...th...

from alanteder

So Many Conspiracies, That Even Amos Decker Needs Extra Help Review of the Grand Central Publishing audiobook (April 2020) released simultaneously with the hardcover edition Although I still think Amos Decker's vaunted hyperthymesia (perfect memory recall) abilities are woefully underutilized in ...

from lrobe190

Amos Decker joins forces with Will Robie and Jessica Riel from another Baldacci series to solve this crime. The body of a school teacher is discovered by a hunter. After authorities are called in it's discovered that the body has already been professionally autopsied. While there is evidence of i...