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A review by mandylovestoread
Walk the Wire by David Baldacci
4.0
Have you met Amos Decker? If not why not? Go and pick up The Memory Man, Book 1 right now and you will see why he is one of my favourite fictional characters. He is a character like now other, with his special abilities and background - but I will not spoil that for you. Get into this series and you will find out for yourself.
Walk The Wire is book 6 featuring Decker and Jamison and I could not wait to read it. They are sent to a town called London in North Dakota when the autopsied boy of Irene Cramer is discovered by a hunter. Her name raises a flag on the FBI system, but they do not know why. It is the start of an action packed story where the bullets fly and the body count rises. This fracking town is a busy one, with not only the oil people but a secret military complex. Who would want Irene, a teacher, dead? And why was her body cut up and sewn back together. The more Alex and Amos look into it the more complicated it gets. The ending was surprising and clever.
The drama never stops in a David Baldacci book and walk The Wire is no exception. It really is a brilliant series and long time fans of David's are in for a treat with some familiar faces making an appearance in this book. High recommend you start at the beginning with Amos, you need to truly understand him as a man.
Thank you to Macmillan Australia for my advanced copy of this book to read. All opinions are my own and are in no way biased.
Walk The Wire is book 6 featuring Decker and Jamison and I could not wait to read it. They are sent to a town called London in North Dakota when the autopsied boy of Irene Cramer is discovered by a hunter. Her name raises a flag on the FBI system, but they do not know why. It is the start of an action packed story where the bullets fly and the body count rises. This fracking town is a busy one, with not only the oil people but a secret military complex. Who would want Irene, a teacher, dead? And why was her body cut up and sewn back together. The more Alex and Amos look into it the more complicated it gets. The ending was surprising and clever.
The drama never stops in a David Baldacci book and walk The Wire is no exception. It really is a brilliant series and long time fans of David's are in for a treat with some familiar faces making an appearance in this book. High recommend you start at the beginning with Amos, you need to truly understand him as a man.
Thank you to Macmillan Australia for my advanced copy of this book to read. All opinions are my own and are in no way biased.