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Jun 10, 2020 · Here is our list of authors like David Baldacci who write in the same style to get you through. Thriller. Private Investigator. Mystery. Maybe some FBI and spies thrown in. (And if you like this list of authors like David Baldacci, you should also check out The (Legal) Thrill is On: Authors like John Grisham .) 1.)
Jun 24, 2020 · June 24, 2020. David Baldacci is the best-selling author of dozens of novels for adults, plus a handful of books for kids and teens. His best-known titles are mystery novels starring FBI and Secret Service agents, and his plots run the spectrum from historical mystery to political thrillers.
David Baldacci’s literary journey started with “Absolute Power” in 1996, leading to an expansive list of standalone novels and multiple series. Here’s a quick list of his novels in chronological order: Standalone Novels: Absolute Power (1996) Total Control (1997) The Winner (1998) The Simple Truth (1998) Saving Faith (1999) Wish You Well (2000)
Mar 31, 2021 · March 31, 2021. Refilling the Tank. By Dawn Ius. Pre-pandemic, back when book tours were the norm, New York Times bestselling author David Baldacci sat at a desk in his hotel one night and started writing about a character—a straight-talking former World War II soldier fresh out of prison for a crime he didn’t commit.
Bestselling crime author David Baldacci shares which of his novels he loves the most, and the reasons why. Absolute Power was my first novel and it's always going to be a favourite. I'd been writing since I was a kid. I spent 15 years writing short stories but you can't make a living that way.
Jan 15, 2020 · Six Questions for David Baldacci. An interview with the Amelia Island Book Festival’s Honorary Chair. The popular American author of 38 best-selling novels, David Baldacci, hardly needs an introduction among Amelia Island readers. As the 19th annual Amelia Island Book Festival approaches (February 13-15), he’s serving as the festival’s ...
Nov 26, 2014 · Nov. 26, 2014. The author, most recently, of “The Escape” was a library rat growing up: “Libraries are the mainstays of democracy. The first thing dictators do when taking over a country is close...
