David Baldacci Amos Decker Series 4 Books Collection Set (Memory Man, The Last Mile, The Fix, The Fallen)

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Besides being a prolific writer, Baldacci is also a devoted philanthropist. Along with Michelle, his wife, David Baldacci established the Wish You Well Foundation that supports adult and family literacy in the U. S by promoting and fostering the expansion and development of literacy as well as educational programs. As such, it’s up to Will Robie to find out whose side Reel is on, and then bring the war to the actual enemy of the country. While missing on the human interest angle in the first book in the Will Robie series, Baldacci has managed to keep the tension quite high and the ultimate evil guys are quite hard to figure out. When he regained consciousness he was a changed man. He was diagnosed with hyperthymesia (perfect recall) which renders one unable to forget anything they have seen, heard or read, and also with synesthesia where colours are seen in relation to people, places or numbers. These are very rare but actual brain conditions. He also lost empathy and some social skills.

Baldacci's stories often feature complex conspiracies, but he goes a bit overboard in this book. It's hard to believe one town could harbor this many diverse cabals. That said, this is an engaging thriller with interesting people, plenty of action, and characters from two of Baldacci's series. Maybe it's the beginning of a trend. When they get there they find a complicated crime scene. The bodyguard, Draymont, was found downstairs shot to death while the judge was upstairs in her bedroom where she had been stabbed multiple times. To top things off, Draymont had a wad of foreign currency stuffed down his throat. It was while in high school that Baldacci began writing seriously, which continued throughout college and law school. As a lawyer he wrote in whatever spare moments he could find, frequently in the evenings and early mornings. David Baldacci has been writing since childhood, when his mother gave him a lined notebook in which to write down his stories. (Much later, when David thanked her for being the spark that ignited his writing career, she revealed that she’d given him the notebook to keep him quiet, "because every mom needs a break now and then.”) In addition to the Anabaptist compound and the oil fields, London also boasts the George S. Douglas Defense Complex, an early warning Air Force station that scans the skies for incoming missiles.However, the events that follow on show a strong connection between her family’s murder and his mission. They later join forces with the local FBI agent, who agrees to help them. This later becomes a race against time in finding the people who are responsible for these crimes and not knowing the people that they can trust. Something sinister is going on in Baronville. The rust belt town has seen four bizarre murders in the space of two weeks. Cryptic clues left at the scenes — obscure bible verses, odd symbols — have the police stumped.

In this guide, we wanted to give you an overview of each of the books in the series, so here we go:David Baldacci was born and raised in Virginia, where he still lives with his family. Before he became a bestselling author, Baldacci also practiced law in Washington, D.C. He attended the Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Virginia. The series is widely available in bookstores, online platforms, and libraries. You can enjoy these tales in various formats, including e-books and audiobooks, catering to all preferences. Conclusion The first novel in the Will Robie series is THE INNOCENT which was released in 2012. THE HIT was later released in 2013. David Baldacci has written several books since childhood, after his mother had given him a lined notebook to write down all his stories. A lifelong Virginian, Baldacci received his Bachelor’s degree from The Virginia Commonwealth University while he got his law degree from University of Virginia School of Law before practicing law in Washington. Baldacci began writing stories as a child, when his mother gave him a notebook in which to record them. He wrote for more than two decades, penning short stories and later screenplays without much success.