- Title:
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The Fix
- Series:
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Amos Decker #3
- Written by:
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David Baldacci
- Read by:
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Orlagh Cassidy; Kyf Brewer
- Format:
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Unabridged CD Audio Book
- Number of CDs:
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10
- Duration:
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11 hours 53 minutes
- Published:
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April 20 2017
- Available Date:
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April 20 2017
- Age Category:
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Adult
- ISBN:
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9781509861576
- Genres:
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Fiction; Police Drama & Forensics
- Publisher:
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Bolinda/Macmillan audio
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'Already among the world's bestselling writers, Baldacci hardly needs to prove himself but he's created one of the most intriguing, complex anti-heroes ... Impossible to put down, especially because of Decker, who weaves a powerful spell.'
The Daily Mail
From one of the world's favourite thriller writers, this is the third title in the Amos Decker crime series.
Amos Decker, David Baldacci's unique special agent, who suffered a head injury that resulted in giving him the gift of a remarkable memory together with a condition called synaesthesia, takes on another case in The Fix.
Walter Dabney is a family man. The father of four grown daughters and a loving husband, he’s built a life many would be proud of.
But then the unthinkable happens.
Standing outside the FBI Headquarters in Washington DC, Dabney shoots school teacher Anne Berkshire in cold blood before turning the gun on himself.
One of the many witnesses is Amos Decker; a man who forgets nothing and sees what most miss.
Baffled by what appears to be a seemingly senseless and random killing, Decker is thrust into the investigation to determine what drove this family man to pull the trigger.
As part of an FBI special task force, Decker and the team delve into the lives of Dabney and Berkshire to find a connection that doesn’t seem to exist. What they do find are secrets that stretch back a lifetime, and reveal a current plot of impending destruction that will send the world reeling and place Decker and his team squarely in the crosshairs.
'Baldacci inhabits the skin of his creations – tripping us up with unexpected empathy and subtle identification.'
Sunday Express
'A clever thriller in the Jeffrey Deaver mould.'
The Sun