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A review by muretski
The Guilty by David Baldacci
5.0
4.5 stars.
so many twists! will keep you guessing until the end.
A very good storyteller, the author narrates a story of Will Robie who comes back to their hometown after learning that his father is in jail for murder. The last job Will Robie took as a dangerous and most lethal assassin, made his aim and concentration in shambles so coming home may help him overcome his problem. However, when he saw his father, he was only greeted with anger and grunts. He also met his new stepmother, a young Jessica Reel, who is also one way or another involved in his father case. Despite his father’s refusal to let Will investigate the murder case, he went against it. Digging deep into the town’s secrets, including his past where unexpected facts surfaced. Baldacci takes you deep into the story, knowing the characters and letting your mind go in circles wondering what really happened.
so many twists! will keep you guessing until the end.
A very good storyteller, the author narrates a story of Will Robie who comes back to their hometown after learning that his father is in jail for murder. The last job Will Robie took as a dangerous and most lethal assassin, made his aim and concentration in shambles so coming home may help him overcome his problem. However, when he saw his father, he was only greeted with anger and grunts. He also met his new stepmother, a young Jessica Reel, who is also one way or another involved in his father case. Despite his father’s refusal to let Will investigate the murder case, he went against it. Digging deep into the town’s secrets, including his past where unexpected facts surfaced. Baldacci takes you deep into the story, knowing the characters and letting your mind go in circles wondering what really happened.