Simple Genius

It's good for what it is...a junky summer read. Baldacci plays with CIA conspiracy theories, the history of cryptology, and buried treasure in Tidewater Virginia. Even more far-fetched is the heroes ...

I did not care for this in the least. Baldacci has written much better and he used much of the exact opening in The Hour Game. 2 of 10 stars

In a world of secrets, human genius is power. And sometimes it is simply deadly... A three-hour drive from Washington, DC, two clandestine institutions face each other across a heavily guarded river ...

I am a fan of David Baldacci. I have only read the Camel Club and King-Maxwell series. As a series, I prefer the Camel Club. I like the Sean King character and initially liked Maxwell. However, I am ...

ok

Not in my top ten.

I apparently read this book out of sequence so it was a bit confusing. I will read the first in the series but not right away. This was very melodramatic but a decent read. Not a huge Baldacci fan but will give the story line another chance.

Baldacci is one of my favorite authors. He never fails to keep the tale moving.

* I received this book as a gift * This book was, frankly, disappointing. I usually enjoy a Baldacci book, but this one felt as if there was a need to extend a series with King and Maxwell, and the ...

This was pretty good...I have been on a Baldacci kick recently (and have a few more on my upcoming books for the next month)...It has been a while since I read his other Maxwell/king books, so their ...