David Baldacci

by David Baldacci

Relentlessly formulaic, but Puller is a strong enough protagonist to keep the pages turning. Full review >

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by David Baldacci

Baldacci’s muscle-bound style doesn’t do subtle: He is best at choreographing fight scenes, rescues and dire brushes with... Full review >

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by David Baldacci

Strap on your Glock. Grab an extra magazine of shells. There's danger and excitement lurking around this Corner. Full review >

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by David Baldacci

Authentic scenario, mystery piled on misdirection and more double-crosses than a tic-tac-toe tournament. Full review >

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by David Baldacci

The characters are paper thin, the plot twists mostly telegraphed, but the betting here is that the Baldacci army will once... Full review >

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by David Baldacci

Gracelessly written, often implausible and inescapably pulpy, but also fast-paced and entertaining. Full review >

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by David Baldacci

Tighter than the writer’s most recent efforts, but far from spellbinding. Full review >

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by David Baldacci

Baldacci (Simple Genius, 2007, etc.) can do this stuff in his sleep now, but it’s still entertaining enough. Full review >

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by David Baldacci

Lamer than usual. Has the formula at last run thin enough to keep Baldacci off the bestseller list? Full review >

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by David Baldacci

A tepid follow-up to The Camel Club (2005), with few surprises. Full review >

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by David Baldacci

Sure to be a bestseller, but the guy’s phoning it in. Full review >

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by David Baldacci

Assembly-line legal thriller: flat characters, lame scene-setting, and short but somehow interminable action: a lifeless... Full review >

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