Some books can keep you glued to your seat and leave you guessing the next action all through to the end. Hour Game is one of such books. David Baldacci did not write this book like the other series such as The Target and One Good Deed. But if you love a chronological progression of series with each climax coming progressively, you will love this book.
A woman is murdered in the woods with a unique watch hanging on her wrist. The case was initially thought to be a simple murder case, but when investigations began, the agents have to decide how to resolve one of the toughest cases within the past decade.
There are series of murder cases, as each murder case is a replica of the killing methods of some of the most infamous killers on record. The murderer’s motives are still unknown. More worrying is the fact that no one knows when or how he will strike again.
The new killer predator stalks his victims with shrewd brilliance.
Michelle Maxwell and Sean King are two good private investigators who have vowed to bring the killer down at all cost. They were initially hired to investigate a burglary case involving an aristocratic dysfunctional family and the accused burglar. However, their investigation leads them to an unprecedented search for a killer they’re still in awe of his operational methods.
Hour Game is written with perfect representation of each character. The plot and character builduphave been consistent, even though the level of suspense is progressive. David Baldacci brings his storytelling skills as he creates one of the most satisfying and absorbing thrillers.
