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The Camel Club (2005) | The Collectors (2006) | Stone Cold (2007) | Divine Justice (2008)
The Camel Club consists of four unlikely partners: The leader, man without a past currently called "Oliver Stone"; obsessive computer genius Milton Farb; blue-collar laborer Reuben Rhodes; and Library of Congress reference specialist Caleb Shaw. Their goal: to seek the truth, an often elusive goal in their hometown, Washington, D.C. In their quest for truth, they collect an unusual array of friends who assist them -- Secret Service agent Alex Ford, homeless activist Adelphia, and con-artist extraordinaire Annabelle Conroy.
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Split Second (2003) | Hour Game (2004) | Simple Genius (2007) | First Family (2009)
Sean King is a former Secret Service agent who allowed his attention to wander for a split second, an error that resulted in the death of the presidential candidate he had been protecting. Michelle Maxwell is a former Secret Service agent who "lost" the politician she was supposed to protect when the politician vanished behind closed doors while comforting a grieving widow. Their destinies converge when Michelle becomes obsessed with Sean's case, and when Sean needs the help of a new friend to solve crimes that implicate him as the culprit. Professional pride, romantic tension, and common causes bring together King and Maxwell as a crime-solving dynamic duo.
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Fries Alive! (2005) | The Mystery of Silas Finklebean (2006)
David started writing the Freddy and the French Fries series as a series of bedtime stories for his children. The two books in the series appear below. David's brother, Rudy Baldacci, provided illustrations for the books, and his drawings are the inspiration for the characters on Freddy's Web site. To learn more about Freddy and the French Fries, visit FreddyandtheFrenchFries.com.
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