Title: A weak plot
Product review: Being a Baldacci fan I was quite disappointed by Saving Faith. I think that the premise of the plot, a lobbyst turns to corrupting U.S. lawmakers to help third-world populations, is quite unbelivable. The best part of the book is the relationship between Faith and Lee while both the Tornhill and the Buchanan characters are not well defined. The second part of the book is quite predictable and there are no surprises as in Baldacci's previous books.
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