DavidBaldacci - AbsolutePower (1996), "The pacing is relentless. Each chapter ends
with a cliffhanger, making it hard to stop reading. The action scenes are vivid, and the political corruption
feels disturbingly plausible. Baldacci expertly balances high-stakes drama with quieter, character-driven
moments. What struck me most was the moral ambiguity. There’s no clear right or wrong, only shades of gray
that force you to question the systems meant to protect us. My only complaint is that some side characters
felt underdeveloped compared to Luther and the antagonist. Still, Absolute Power is a masterclass in suspense.
Sharp, intense, and unforgettable—it’s Baldacci at his best."
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