David Baldacci: On the Web

The fictional plot and setting of David’s novel Divine Justice is compared to a similar real-life situation involving a Mexican prison running hit-man squads in a post titled “Who’d Have Thought?” on Murderous Musings.

Well, as seems to be the case more and more these days, David could have stretched this plot-line even further and still run short of reality.

The audiobook edition of David’s novel Divine Justice is recommended in a post titled “Heard Any Good Books Lately?” on Southern Smorgasbord.

The book which I just finished is called Divine Justice. It includes members of the “Camel Club,” which consists of  an assorted cast of characters, including a former CIA assassin.

David’s novel Deliver Us From Evil is reviewed in a post on Civilian Reader.

Deliver Us From Evil will entertain, will keep you guessing (there are a fair few red herrings and switches), but might not be as fulfilling as previous novels from this brilliant author.

David’s novel Wish You Well is highly recommended in a review on 5-Squared.

I read it all in one setting and when I closed the book my soul felt full, complete, it felt like something I can’t describe with words.

David’s novel First Family is discussed in a book group post on Lit-Wits Book Club.

Overall the book was well-received. It was difficult to figure out and certainly kept one’s attention, and was written so it was not easy to put down. Many in the group had never read a Baldacci book and were anxious to read more.

David’s novel Deliver Us From Evil is reviewed in a post on Moment by Moment.

Deliver Us From Evil by David Baldacci: It doesn’t take very long reading any Baldacci novel to know why he is on the New York Times bestseller list all the time. This book is no exception!

David’s contribution to the collection Thrillers: 100 Must Reads is mentioned in a post titled “Thrillers: 100 Must Reads Released” on Best Thrillers.

The rankings, a grab-bag of action-oriented books ranging from Ancient Greece to modern American mass market fiction, are introduced through essays from modern-day genre stalwarts such as Lee Child, Barry Eisler and David Baldacci.

David’s novel The Christmas Train is recommended holiday reading in a post titled “Favorite Books with Christmas Theme or Setting” on Scrapbook of Christmas Firsts.

Baldacci fans may not enjoy his foray into this lighter genre; however I found it to be the perfect lite fare for my holidays and even read it aloud to my husband on a long driving trip.

David’s contribution to the essay collection Thrillers: 100 Must Reads is mentioned in a post titled “100 Must Reads” on The Faculty Lounge.

The book examines 100 thrillers (beginning with a story penned in 1500 B.C., and concluding with a book published in 2003 that became one of the greatest bestsellers in recent history) through essay commentaries written by some of today’s most popular writers in the genre (e.g., David Baldacci, Lee Child, Tess Gerritsen, Sandra Brown, Steve Berry, Gayle Lynds, etc.).

David’s novel Divine Justice is reviewed in a post on Carolynn’s Bookshelf.

Baldacci writes thrillers that can’t be beat!