A review by azuresparky
Zero Day by David Baldacci

2.0

I was along for the ride with this book until about an hour from the end of the audio. Yes Puller is very similar to another character written by another author, but I was willing to overlook that and enjoy both characters for mostly the same reasons. Then an hour from the end, in the climax of the book, the author zigged when I expected him to zag, killed a secondary character I actually liked, and made me scream out loud. I was dissapointed by this twist, but ok with it. Then we start wrapping everything up like its the end of the book, but hey, um, the audiance still doesn't know who was behind it all. The resolution to the main villan qustion was presented like an afterthought. After I finished this book I thought more about the similarity between not just Puller and that other character, but this plot and the plot of a book that other character appeared in. I dropped my rating by an additonal star and I suggest anyone who has read 61 Hours, just skip this one for their own sake.