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A review by berls
The Hit by David Baldacci
5.0
I absolutely love this series -- after this book I think it may have passed Amos Decker on my Baldacci favorites list. The characters, plot, and the action are just fantastic!
I already knew from the first book that I loved Will Robie's ability to think for himself - beyond being just a tool of the government agency he's an assassin for - but The Hit brought that quality to the forefront. Charged with tracking down a fellow assassin - Jessica Real - who has been his equal (so, also the best the agency has) because she's gone rogue, we get to see Robie using his impressive skills but also questioning the web he and Jessica Real are entangled in. There's so many twists and turns, you'll be questioning and second guessing from start to finish. Loved it!
I listened to this and as with all David Baldacci's audio books, the performance is impeccable. They've really gone the extra mile, giving us two narrators, not just for the POVs but in a theatrical performance where they play all the male and female voices regardless of POV - Ron McLarty (male voices), Orlagh Cassidy (female voices). It's a real treat, along with sound effects, letting you get truly transported into the book. Highly recommend listening!
This book introduced a lot of players and threads that are sure to impact future books, leaving me super eager to continue reading.
I already knew from the first book that I loved Will Robie's ability to think for himself - beyond being just a tool of the government agency he's an assassin for - but The Hit brought that quality to the forefront. Charged with tracking down a fellow assassin - Jessica Real - who has been his equal (so, also the best the agency has) because she's gone rogue, we get to see Robie using his impressive skills but also questioning the web he and Jessica Real are entangled in. There's so many twists and turns, you'll be questioning and second guessing from start to finish. Loved it!
I listened to this and as with all David Baldacci's audio books, the performance is impeccable. They've really gone the extra mile, giving us two narrators, not just for the POVs but in a theatrical performance where they play all the male and female voices regardless of POV - Ron McLarty (male voices), Orlagh Cassidy (female voices). It's a real treat, along with sound effects, letting you get truly transported into the book. Highly recommend listening!
This book introduced a lot of players and threads that are sure to impact future books, leaving me super eager to continue reading.