David Baldacci: On the Web

David’s latest novel, Stone Cold, receives a positive review on The Printed Page blog.

David Baldacci is one of my favorite authors and for me this book was exactly what I expected.

David’s novel Last Man Standing is mentioned in a post titled “Hobby: Reading Series #1” on the Pinoy Raven 1957 blog.

Just yesterday, I finished reading David Baldacci’s “Last Man Standing.” The story is about a Hostage Rescue Team member who finds himself almost alone after an unexplainable event happened during one of the rescue operations.

David’s latest novel, Stone Cold, is quoted in a post titled “Wordcraft Word of the Day – lapdog” in Lucid Magazine‘s Den, a discussion forum.

“He had been Carter Gray’s champion or lapdog, depending on how one looked at it, for years.”

David’s novel The Simple Truth is reviewed in a post titled “The Simple Truth” on Jon’s Book Reviews blog.

The Simple Truth is another winner. Even though I know in the abstract that most novels will end happily, a good author can make me wonder. Baldacci pulls that off admirably, providing an effective balance between predictability and surprise.

David’s latest novel, Stone Cold, is reviewed on the Open a Book Club blog.

It is not a must to read these two prior books by David Baldacci – The Camel Club and the Collectors – but I think it would help you follow along with the story. The author has created some very interesting characters for this novel and the reader will learn to like them…

The audio version of David’s latest novel, Stone Cold, is reviewed in an article titled “Try Some Sci-Fi on Your Earphones” in the Providence Journal [Rhode Island]. The audio version is read by former Rhode Islander Ron McLarty.

Baldacci weaves the strands of his plot flawlessly, with an attention to detail and character that set this book above the normal run of Washington thriller. McLarty, the actor-author who grew up in East Providence, assists with a fine set of accents (his Irish brogue for Annabelle’s father, Paddy, is particularly good) that let listeners easily distinguish among the many characters.

David’s Camel Club series is appreciated in a post titled “Welcome to 2008” on Kim’s Bookshelf.

David Baldacci‘s books are fun, but I must say that I have especially enjoyed his “Camel Club” series. In 2005 Baldacci wrote The Camel Club about a group of 4 Washington D.C. misfits who witness a murder and are drawn into political intrigue. The suspense is well written, and the story is great, but it is the group of characters that make this more than your average thriller.

David’s latest novel Stone Cold is mentioned in a post titled “The Sunday Salon – Bookin’ Through Life” on The Printed Page blog.

I’m looking forward to starting Stone Cold by David Baldacci who is one of my favorite authors. Hopefully this will get me back on track.

A set of five of David’s novels is among the prizes in a write the next chapter contest sponsored by The Vancouver Province in British Columbia.

Each week, the writer of the winning chapter will win a set of five of the latest novels published by authors James Patterson, Daniel Kalla, David Baldacci, Minette Walters and Robert Ludlum.

David’s novel Wish You Well receives a positive review in a post titled “Book Reviews” on The Cluff Crusaders blog.

I loved this book and I hope to re-read it often. It is a very good reminder of what is important in life.