Absolute Power
4.0

Absolute Power is a gripping thriller that delves into the dark side of political power and corruption. When a burglar witnesses a crime involving the President of the United States, he becomes entangled in a dangerous conspiracy, forcing him to fight for his life against powerful forces determined to silence him.

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About David Baldacci

An American author of thriller and mystery novels, known for his fast-paced plots, intricate conspiracies, and recurring characters. His prolific output includes series featuring characters like Alex Cross, Amos Decker, and Camel Club. Baldacci's ability to craft suspenseful narratives with twists and turns has made him a bestselling author in the genre, captivating a global audience with his high-stakes stories.

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