The 6 : 20 Man

This is not a good book. You might even call it a bad book and I'd have no counter-arguments. But I did read the whole damn thing, even if I did it angrily at times. It's full of clichees, the author makes sure you're not startled by any novel ideas, the dialog is painful at times, and the tech talk, of which there was too much, is just awful. And yet... I read the whole damn book. I was at least entertained enough for that. So, I won't go as far as recommend the book to anyone. But if you've read other Baldacci books I you might as well pick up this one too.

This book really felt like a rewrite of Ed McBain's The 87th Precinct Mysteries series in today world.

Just nice escapism and fast listening, I think I would have normal given this e stars but since it reminded me of Ed McBain's books which I read back in the 80's it gets a bonus star ;)

It took 13 days to read this book. "The 6:20 Man" by David Baldacci that was published in 2022 gets only 3 stars out of 5 from me. It was groundhog day with the main character taking a train, day in and day out. It got too predictable. If you have a book that you've been wanting to read, read that book and leave "The 6:20 Man" for when you got nothing better to read. It was an easy and monotonous read.