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Mystery · 1996 · PG-13

Total control

by David Baldacci

Her husband is missing — presumed dead in a plane crash. The FBI thinks he embezzled millions. She doesn't know who to believe.

For14+GenreMysteryLength452 pagesRead time~12.6 hoursCommunity ratings0

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Violence

A lot

Moderate-to-strong violence — a plane crash; corporate and government conspiracy; confrontations

Language

Some

Moderate profanity

Sexual Content

Barely any

Mild — some adult situations

Substance Use

None

No meaningful substance use

Emotional Intensity

Some

The missing husband — dead or alive; what he embezzled and why; Sidney navigating grief and betrayal simultaneously

What this book is about

A plane crashes over Virginia — and Jason Archer's name is on the manifest. But his wife Sidney begins to doubt that Jason is dead — and the FBI arrives to investigate his suspected embezzlement from a pharmaceutical company. Total Control is David Baldacci's second novel — a corporate thriller with a woman at its center navigating deception from every direction.

Notes for sensitive readers

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A plane crash — suspected embezzlement and survival

Corporate espionage and pharmaceutical industry

David Baldacci standalone

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