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Jeff Bailey reviews Hell's Corner by David Baldacci
David Baldacci’s Hell’s Corner was deliciously twisty and complex at the start, just the way I like a good thriller. It was a slow burn with a masterfully thought-out slow reveal. The smallest clue could be the case breaker or at the very least a resolve for some point of mystery. I’ve read several Baldacci novels. Any of them would be a reason for me to be a Baldacci fan and possibly binge read his books. I can only imagine how his mind works. An explosion in the park across the street from The White House, possibly the most secure and protected plot of land in the U. S.? What could go wrong? As with all Baldacci books, five big stars.
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