Title: Pretty good
Product review: This is the first Baldacci book I've read. Was recommended by a neighbour of mine. The book is about a destute mother of an 8 month old in Georgia, named Louann. She lives in a trailer with the alcoholic and drug addicted father of her child. She works full-time at a truck stop diner and has dreams of a better life for her and her child. Then one day, an elusive master of disguise named Jackson calls her and offers her a job. $100 a day for two weeks, just giving her opinon on events, fashion, etc,. When she turns up at a local mall to meet with Jackson, she receives an offer that she cannot resist; winning the national lottery. She accepts and finds that there is a catch; she must leave the country and never return.This book was very well done, especially for a novelist novice. There are a few gripes, however. The ten year gap. The weak character development on most characters. Otherwise, not very pretentious, very descriptive without dragging on--a well written thriller.
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