Mr. Baldacci knows how to write a thriller and Zero Day does not disappoint. Plenty of twists and turns in the wilds of coal mining country, West Virginia. John Puller, a combat vet and military investigator in the US Army Criminal Investigation Division is called out to a case in WV. A family has been slaughtered, the father was military. Then deaths across the street occur. Hmmm. And he's the only one on this case.
Drugs, conspiracy, an abandoned nuclear test facility - oh, there's way more to this story than Puller can initially fathom. But he's the man for this task. You'll keep the pages turning, and you'll keep guessing until the crazy crackerjack finale.
Z for Zero Day and zounds!!! Thrilling until the end.
I was supposed to have taken part in the challenge but did not feel up to doing it this year.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds a wonderful book to read and yes, I do have the time to read as much as I like.
Congrats to all who completed the challenge.
Please take care Joanne.
Yvonne.
you had a full plate and that's okay. At least you are perking up for May,kinda like the flowers that weather a storm.
DeleteThis is just a fun read that's not a brain drain - just turn the pages and go!
Sounds zippadee-doo-dah fantastic. I don't think I've ever read anything by Baldacci. Yet. Maybe it's time to change that.
ReplyDeleteTake care, dear lady. Have a super weekend, and yes... fall into the pool at least once for me. (But don't mess up my "fancy" do...)
oh, he's a great thriller writer. Always a surprise. The pool has warmed up and I did a light dip today in your honor. Hair is perfect
DeleteSure sounds like a thrill ride indeed. And can't beat a cracker jack finale lol
ReplyDeleteHe knows how to pull it off.
DeleteSounds exciting and suspenseful. Thanks for your review.
ReplyDeleteNeed some escapism these days
DeleteThanks for the Z-book review and post. And for your kind words and support these last weeks. Mean a lot. Thank you for everything. Stay safe and well.
ReplyDeletehey, glad you are back. Take it slow
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