David Baldacci

[rolex]

The local charity shop has a job lot of his books in at the moment. Anyone rate him? Would you recommend any of his novels?

[Mr Gearchange]

Pretty mindless stuff - but compelling nonetheless.
I've read the 6th man and absolute power - both very good reads if not the last word in cerebral challenges

[Rosun]

I've just finished The Forgotten. Not a bad read, he can tell a good story.

[Davey S2]

Just finished The Hit which was good.

Have read a few others and liked them

[SV8Predator]

One of my favourite authors, I particularly like the camel club series.

[GALLARDOGUY]

Perfectly good reads.

Get them bought!

[Amirhussain]

I have two of his books, The Forgotten and The Innocent, both brilliant reads, especially The Forgotten.

[Laurel Green]

I have fifteen of his books(hardback), do I win a prize.

[rolex]

Well I've been persuaded, thank you. I now have hardback copies of Hour game Hell's Corner and The camel club, a snip at £3 the lot!

Edited by rolex on Friday 4th October 14:58

[SV8Predator]

Laurel Green said:

I have fifteen of his books(hardback), do I win a prize.

Let me count mine.

[Laurel Green]

SV8Predator said:

Let me count mine.

Blimey! You'll beat my count if you're still counting them.

[K50 DEL]

Laurel Green said:

I have fifteen of his books(hardback), do I win a prize.

Well you've beaten me, I only have 13 Baldacci books on the bookcase.
A number only beaten by

Ken Blake - 15
Cussler - 16
Fleming - 14
Grisham - 18
James Patterson - 15

[marcosgt]

Only read Last Man Standing.

It was OK, but not great.

M.

[ali_kat]

Got all of them