This is an excellent thriller where the reader is presented with one exciting episode after another.
Will Robie and his partner Jessica Reel are given a new assignment but they have to go through requalification first. This presents many obstacles they have to overcome including being waterboarded.
Jessica's father is in a prison on death's row. He contacts Jessica supposedly to say goodbye but it is really something more. This includes kidnapping Julie Getty, a teenage girl who Will and Jessica are protecting after she had been a target.
In North Korea, there is an influential politician who the US is backing, secretly. They want him to become the head of state but the coup d'tat isn't successful and the man suffers the consequences and his family is put into a penal colony.
Will and Jessica have to sneak into North Korea and rescue the family.
Later, they are assigned to the first lady who is taking a short vacation.
Chung-cha is given the assignment to pay back the US for their audacity of helping people escape from a North Korean prison/colony.
This is just the highlights of some of the action. The reader will enjoy each exciting scene after another. "The Target' is David Baldacci at his best.
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I am such a fan of Baldacci! I'm on the road a lot and got my first intro to him via XM Book Radio. After that I've been hooked.
Thanks for dropping by Mme. Perry's Salon. Let's talk about when you would like to be a guest.
I love Baldacci's work—thanks for the review, Mike!
Be well,
Sheila K.
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