Long Shadows by David Baldacci

Amos Decker is back but he’s different.  This Amos Decker is more nuanced.  Freddie White, his new partner, is not thrilled with the case or Amos.  Together they are tasked to discover who murdered a federal judge.

Baldacci has evolved Decker’s character.  The change isn’t immediately apparent and Decker is still battling his formidable personal demons.   While suffering fools is still beyond his will, he shows some surprising empathy.

This tale has a daunting complexity.  Each twist brings a new turn and you are led down the primrose path to discover it deadends.  

The book is captivating and darn difficult to put down.

I highly recommend it.  

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