American author David Baldacci has a great balance with his books, being able to write both recurring character books as well as a variety of excellent standalone novels. His legal experience includes working as a trial lawyer and as a corporate lawyer. He writes the Sean King & Michelle Maxwell and Camel Club series. David lives in Virginia with his wife and two children.
Baldacci’s very first book Absolute Power was actually made into a movie, starring Clint Eastwood and Gene Hackman. The novel was published in 1996. Below is the list of David Baldacci’s books in order of when they were originally published:
Publication Order of Sean King & Michelle Maxwell Books
Publication Order of Camel Club Books
Publication Order of Freddy and the French Fries Books
Publication Order of Shaw Books
Publication Order of John Puller Books
Publication Order of Will Robie Books
Publication Order of Amos Decker Books
Publication Order of Vega Jane Books
Publication Order of Atlee Pine Books
Publication Order of Aloysius Archer Books
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas
Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books
Publication Order of The 39 Clues: Cahills vs. Vespers Books
Publication Order of Anthologies
Note: No Rest For the Dead is a collaborative novel that contains contributions from many different authors.
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David Baldacci Synopsis: Absolute Power is a standalone novel by David Baldacci. In a mansion located in a rich Virgina suburb, a man and woman are sharing some passionate time together, trapping a career burgular named Luther Whitney behind a wall. That passionate time, however, turns deadly. Luther runs off into the night. What Luther has seen is the President – a man with Absolute Power – involved in a brutal murder. The novel was adapted into a film in 1997 by Clint Eastwood, starring Eastwood, Gene Hackman and Ed Harris.
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Will there be another Shaw book? Soo great!
If we knew why he stopped them then maybe we could answer this?.
My guess is that shaw was too much like Reacher. I thought Shaw was better.
Will there be any more John Puller books. I’ve just finished the last in the series and I neeeeeeeeeed more. They are so good.
Puller joins Atlee Pines in her third book
Will their be a fourth Atlee Pine book.
Based on the popularity of the series I would say that is very likely.
Isn’t Mercy #4?
Yes. At the time of the question there were only 3 books.
Love your books
Is there a printer friendly list of the Baldacci books in groups
I finally got through “Long Road to Mercy,” and it is the worst book, of David Baldacci, that I have ever read! I have serious doubts that David wrote the book!!
Finally read “Absolute Power” a couple of months ago; first time, I think, that I have ever liked the movie better than the book.🙍♀️
I am looking forward to reading “Absolute Power. “
Just read and struggled to finish ” Simple Genius”. A King & Maxwell book for which I have read the earlier books but, for me, this is rubbish. I realise it may annoy some of you but I found the plot confusing, mixed up and sections of the book…well, some parts of the plot are just dropped in and the reader is expected to accept and continue reading……not for me and he can do better
The suspense is always intriguing especially Will Robie great characters
JUS FINISHED THE ESCAPE. ONE OF THE BEST AND I HAVE READ MOST OF BOOKS WRITTEN BY DAVID BALDACCI. GOO’D READ NOW MY HUSBAND WHO REALLY ISN’T MUCH OF A READER CAN’T LAY IT DOWN!
What series does the forthcoming Memory Man fit into?
It’s a standalone. I’ll have that added here soon.
Thanks, much appreciated!
I’m sorry I didn’t add this sooner. It’s actually the start of the Amos Decker series.
I enjoyed king and maxwell. Are there going to be any more of them
The Target should be under Will Robie, not standalone.
You’re right. Thank you.
The Winner, Absolute Power and Saving Faith are absolutely phenomenal, but I liked his books better before he got into the whole “series” thing.
I’ve enjoyed the Oliver Stone books so much. Will there be another after Hell’s Corner?
I’m sure there will be. It’s a very popular series – David just has other series of books as well as standalones he tends to like to write as well. Based on his publication schedule, I expect a new one to be out in the Fall, or early 2012.