Saving Faith

By: David Baldacci

Narrated by: Michael Kramer

In the field of popular fiction David Baldacci is far ahead of the competition. Continuing his string of New York Times best sellers, Baldacci presents his most electrifying story to date-a novel of nonstop action, vividly etched characters, and an astounding vision of the inner sanctums of our government.

Not far from Washington, D.C., in a wooded area of Northern Virginia, a small house at the end of a gravel road serves a secret purpose. With its sophisticated security apparatus and hidden miniaturized cameras, it is being used by the FBI to interview one of the most important witnesses the agency has ever had, a young woman with an incredible story to tell. But a few people know about the secret meeting. And for them, a violent drama is about to begin.

One man-a local private investigator named Lee Adams-has come to the house on the orders of his client. Another man, a hired killer, stakes out the house on orders from his powerful paymasters. And the witness, Faith Lockhart, is coming to tell the FBI everything she knows about the powerful lobbyist with whom she has worked, a man who manipulates U.S. government policy and who, in the process, made some very dangerous enemies. Then, before Faith can tell her story, the hit man pulls the trigger and the wrong victim falls.

Now Faith Lockhart is on the run-from the most dangerous people in America-with Lee Adams, a man she doesn't know, yet must trust.

A relentless chase novel that unfolds as both the FBI and a killer search for Faith and Lee, this is also a searing and utterly suspenseful tale of power gone mad in Washington, and of one woman's desperate attempt to break out of a web of corruption and terror that reaches much further than even she can know. In the hands of master storyteller David Baldacci, Saving Faith elevates the thriller to a new level and poses stunning questions about the rules we live by, the rules we are governed by-and what happens when some people make rules of their own...

©1999 David Baldacci (P)2014 Hachette Audio

Edcellent story!

Well plotted and compelling, but I was disappointed by the narrator. It was easy for my mind to drift from the book -- one of the few cases where I'll go purchase the large print version of the book so I can absorb it.

Not the best!

I did not enjoy the reader. It took too long to get into book and definitely had a political agenda!

Mediocre Story- terrible reader!

The story had a lot of detail which I personally found monotonous. The reader was horrid. Nearly every sentence read, ended with a huff- way too breathy- to the point that I couldn’t focus on the story.

Love all his books

Love all his cooks. they are right on the money with. thing that are going on. today.

Narrator very distracting

Story almost ruined by oddness of this narrator’s breathy end-of-sentence words.
It is very annoying and I am not sure I will be able to tolerate it past Chapter 18.
Started this book as paper book, switched to audio, UGH!

As usual

I always enjoy David baldacci’s books and couldn’t wait to hear this story, even got up early to have more time to listen. This is a story I’ll listen to again!

Saving Faith

The only reason I have this book only four stars is I had trouble keeping up with so many characters. That may just be my problem. Bellucci writes a book that is always a must read.

Did not like the narration,l.

The narration sounded like he was always out of breath. Other than that the story was very good.

Narration issue

Narrator is far too "breathy" at the end of sentences and some words. This is fine when used occasionally for emphasis but not at the end of every sentence.

Narrator

I hate the breathy voice of the narrator
Please find somebody else for the Baldacci books