Saving Faith
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Overview
For years, Washington lobbyist Danny Buchanan quietly paid off powerful politicians, steering their votes toward aid for the world's poorest countries. His assistant, Faith Lockhart, knows every name and every payment. When she starts talking to the FBI, she becomes the most dangerous witness in the capital.
A rogue faction inside the CIA wants Buchanan's network for its own purposes, and Faith out of the way before she can testify. After an ambush at an FBI safe house, she goes on the run with Lee Adams, a private investigator who was hired to watch her and is now the only person keeping her alive.
Saving Faith (1999) is one of David Baldacci's early standalone novels, written before his long-running series, and it moves the way his best thrillers do: short chapters, shifting loyalties and a Washington where nobody's motives are quite what they seem.
Good for: fans of political conspiracy thrillers, FBI-versus-CIA plots and Baldacci's Absolute Power or The Simple Truth.
Product Details
| ISBN-13 | 9780684861647 |
|---|---|
| ISBN-10 | 068486164X |
| Publisher | Simon & Schuster |
| Format | Hardcover |
| Pages | 451 |
| Language | English |