David Baldacci Amos Decker 5 Book Set Walk the Wire, The Last Mile, The Fix, The Fallen, Redemption

This five-book set brings together David Baldacci’s thrillers featuring FBI agent and consultant Amos Decker. Across the collection, Decker returns to investigations shaped by his remarkable memory, moving from small-town mysteries to cases that reopen old wounds.

Included are Walk the Wire, The Last Mile, The Fix, The Fallen and Redemption. The stories range from a discovery in North Dakota’s Badlands to a Death Row case, and from an unthinkable event in an apparently settled life to a vacation that becomes a murder investigation, before Decker is drawn back to Burlington, Ohio, by a man connected to his first homicide arrest.

Included titles

• Walk the Wire
• The Last Mile
• The Fix
• The Fallen
• Redemption

Key details

• Five-book set featuring Amos Decker
• By David Baldacci
• Includes Walk the Wire, The Last Mile, The Fix, The Fallen and Redemption
• Thriller and investigation-focused fiction

Synopses

Walk the Wire

A lone hunter finds the remains of a woman in North Dakota’s Badlands. The body appears to have undergone a post-mortem, carried out without a slab, morgue or camera.

The Last Mile

Melvin Mars awaits his fate on Death Row. Once a promising football star, he was arrested at twenty and convicted of murdering his parents just as he was due to begin a lucrative NFL contract.

The Fix

Amos Decker takes on another case. Walter Dabney is a devoted husband and father of four grown daughters who has built a life many would admire, until the unthinkable happens.

The Fallen

In Baronville, Pennsylvania, mysterious events draw the attention of Amos Decker and his FBI partner, Alex Jamison. What begins as a relaxing vacation turns into a murder investigation when two bodies are found in a nearby deserted house.

Redemption

Amos Decker returns to Burlington, Ohio, and is confronted by more than painful memories. He is tracked down by Meryl Hawkins, Decker’s first homicide arrest, a man who still maintains his innocence.