Will Robie Series Complete 5 Books Collection Set by David Baldacci - Fiction - Paperback

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Titles in This Set. The Innocent. The Hit. The Target. The Guilty. End Game. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781529067460. Publisher: Pan. Age Range: Adult. Overview. Step into the shadowy world of government-sanctioned assassin Will Robie with this complete five-book paperback collection from number one bestselling author David Baldacci. Following Robie from covert Washington DC operations through global espionage plots to a deeply personal reckoning with his own past, this set delivers five relentless, high-stakes thrillers in one collectable edition. Perfect for existing fans wanting the full run in matching paperbacks, or newcomers wanting to binge an acclaimed modern thriller series from the very first page to its explosive conclusion.. About the Books. This collection brings together all five novels in David Baldacci's acclaimed Will Robie series. In The Innocent, elite assassin Will Robie's latest assignment goes wrong, forcing him on the run with a teenage girl whose parents were murdered, as he uncovers a conspiracy reaching government's highest levels. The Hit raises the stakes when Robie is ordered to hunt a fellow assassin gone rogue, only to discover he may be the one being set up. In The Target, Robie and partner Jessica Reel are drawn into a dangerous operation involving a North Korean defector, as tensions between East and West threaten to boil over. The Guilty takes Robie back to his Mississippi hometown, where his estranged father stands accused of murder, forcing him to confront old wounds as a killer's fresh trail of destruction threatens everyone he once knew. Finally, End Game sends Robie to a remote corner of Colorado to investigate a fellow agent's disappearance, only for the mission to explode into a race against an imminent terrorist threat targeting the London Underground. Together, the five novels form a gripping, continuous arc of espionage, betrayal and moral complexity, cementing Robie's place among the genre's most compellin