The Edge

by

David Baldacci

Should you read this book?

The best public reviews summarized for you.

Who is this book for?

  • Readers who enjoy fast-paced, action-packed thrillers with complex plots and intricate mysteries would likely enjoy 'The Edge'.
  • Fans of David Baldacci's previous works, especially those who liked 'The 6:20 Man', will probably appreciate this continuation of the series.
  • This book would appeal to those who like stories set in small towns with secrets to uncover, and readers who enjoy a mix of suspense, action, and light romance.
  • People who don't mind some violence in their thrillers and appreciate detailed descriptions of investigative processes would find this book engaging.

Who is unlikely to appreciate this book?

  • Readers who prefer straightforward, simple plots might find 'The Edge' too complex or convoluted.
  • Those sensitive to violence or graphic descriptions may be put off by the book's content.
  • Individuals with military or firearms expertise might be frustrated by technical inaccuracies.
  • Readers looking for deeply character-driven narratives or those who dislike books with large casts of characters may struggle to connect with the story.
  • People who prefer slower-paced, contemplative mysteries or those who are easily overwhelmed by multiple plot threads and twists might not enjoy this book as much.

Things online reviewers enjoyed about this book

  • Fast-paced and action-packed thriller that keeps readers engaged
  • Intriguing mystery with unexpected twists and turns
  • Well-developed and complex main character, Travis Devine
  • Detailed and authentic small-town Maine setting
  • Skillful blend of suspense, action, and a touch of romance
  • Strong plot with multiple layers and secrets to uncover
  • Compelling narrative that makes it hard to put down
  • Demonstrates the author's talent for intricate storytelling
  • Builds anticipation for future installments in the series
  • Can be read as a standalone, even though it's part of a series

Things people didn't like as much about this book

  • Some readers found the plot overly complex or convoluted
  • Large cast of characters that can be difficult to keep track of
  • Slower pacing compared to the first book in the series
  • Some found the ending unrealistic or over-the-top
  • Technical inaccuracies, particularly regarding military and firearms
  • Excessive violence that may be off-putting to some readers
  • Clunky or overly detailed descriptions of action scenes
  • Predictable elements for experienced thriller readers
  • Character development may feel inconsistent or unrealistic to some
  • Some reviewers felt the book was too long with unnecessary content

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