I read David Baldacci's One Summer last week. I never read any of his books before. I thought he was one of those guys who writes about political assassins and terrorists. And maybe he is but this book was a melodramatic, simpering piece of light literature that reminds me of Nicholas Sparks. Well, it wasn't quite as bad as Nicholas Sparks but it was closer than I would like. Some unnamed incurable illness is cured? C'mon! After the high stress week at work though I needed something light to distract me and to cleanse my mind of "Legislature Speak" and the stress of watching our paperwork standards at work swing like a pendulum back in time to 15 years ago. Although I wouldn't highly recommend this book, it did serve a purpose for me.
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