In David's #1 New York Times bestseller Memory Man, David Baldacci launched the astonishing detective Amos Decker-the man who can't forget anything. Now, Decker comes back in a breathtaking new thriller . . .
THE LAST MILE
Found guilty murderer Melvin Mars is counting down the final hours before his execution for the brutal murder of his mother and father twenty years prior when he's given an unanticipated liberation. Another man has admitted to the crime.
Amos Decker, recently hired bye an FBI special task force, takes an fascination in Mars's situation after finding the eye-catching resemblances to his very own life: Both men were skilled football players with ensuring careers cut short by disaster. The two men's families were brutally slain. And in each case, a different suspect came forward, years after the killing, to admit to the crime. A suspect who may possibly or may not have been revealing the truth.
The confession has the prospective to construct Melvin Mars guilty or not a totally free man. Who wants Mars out of prison? And why now?
But when a fellow member of Decker's team vanishes, it gets to be clear that something much more substantial and more ominous than just one guilty criminal's life hangs in the balance. Decker will need all of his outstanding brainpower to stop an not guilty man from being executed.
THE LAST MILE
Found guilty murderer Melvin Mars is counting down the final hours before his execution for the brutal murder of his mother and father twenty years prior when he's given an unanticipated liberation. Another man has admitted to the crime.
Amos Decker, recently hired bye an FBI special task force, takes an fascination in Mars's situation after finding the eye-catching resemblances to his very own life: Both men were skilled football players with ensuring careers cut short by disaster. The two men's families were brutally slain. And in each case, a different suspect came forward, years after the killing, to admit to the crime. A suspect who may possibly or may not have been revealing the truth.
The confession has the prospective to construct Melvin Mars guilty or not a totally free man. Who wants Mars out of prison? And why now?
But when a fellow member of Decker's team vanishes, it gets to be clear that something much more substantial and more ominous than just one guilty criminal's life hangs in the balance. Decker will need all of his outstanding brainpower to stop an not guilty man from being executed.
