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Zero Day

Zero Day

by David Baldacci

3.89 out of 5 (18 ratings)

Format:
Paperback 
Pages:
400 
Publisher:
Pan Macmillan 
Publication Date:
05 July 2012 
Category:
Crime, Thrillers and Mystery 
ISBN:
9780330520317 

Description

War hero John Puller is known to be the top investigator in the US Army's CID. So when a family with military connections is brutally murdered in a remote area of West Virginia, Puller is called to investigate, and soon suspects the case has wider implications. As the body count rises he teams up with local homicide detective Samantha Cole. As the web of deceit is revealed, it quickly becomes apparent that there's much more to this case than they had first thought. It is an investigation where nothing is as it seems, and nothing can be taken at face value. When Puller and Cole discover a dangerous situation in the making, Puller finds he must turn to the one person who can help avert certain catastrophe. A person he has known all his life. In a breathtaking rollercoaster race against time, Cole fears for the community in which she was raised, and Puller knows he has to overcome the enemies of his country to avoid far reaching disaster. But in the end, you can't kill what you can't see is coming ...

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  • I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The story was a bit different than most and the main character was not so heroic that he was unbelievable. Recommend it highly.

    5.00 out of 5

    bitsy08

  • This is a wonderful imitation of Lee Child's Jack Reacher. Sure there are differences--Pullar has a cat--AWOL, Pullar is still in the Army--CID. But Pullar and Reacher are both big bad asses; they both have a weakness for defencless females. Pullar saves the life of a poor old lady motel owner he hardly knows. The biggest likeness is Pullar's self confidence when facing huge odds--especially at the end of the book with six big guys. This is a wonderful Baldacci book and we can only pray that this is just the beginning of many Pullar thrillers.

    5.00 out of 5

    dyarington

  • I really did like listening to the audio of this new book by Baldacci. I enjoyed the suspense even though I did pretty much guessed who done it.

    5.00 out of 5

    libraryclerk

  • First I have to admit that I am a huge David Baldacci fan. However, that does not mean that I cannot be critical of his writing. But this is not the book as I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I think it's one of the writer's best work yet.

    5.00 out of 5

    Nira349

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