The murder mystery intensifies at “Sixth Man”

(12PressRelease.com) Mystery thrillers are distinct for its unique suspense touch, the action packed style, and till the last page, the mystery revolves around all the characters of the novel. It‘s a nail biting storytelling that sets the suspense thrillers apart from the rest of the other genres of literature, and D.Baldacci has surely hit the jackpot while crafting his latest venture from Macmillan Publishers, called “Sixth Man”. The story line lands a grand opening, when the main character Edgar Roy is accused of the serial killing activities and is immediately imprisoned for trial. It‘s a total darkness to reveal the truth, but thanks to Sean King and Michelle Maxwell, who shoulders the responsibility to do it for Edgar. This assignment is referred by the lawyer of Edgar, who, coincidentally happens to be an old friend of Sean King, and upon his personal request, King agrees to solve the mystery. But the story takes a dramatic twist when the lawyer gets murdered even before King and Maxwell meet him to have a discussion regarding this case. Now, King and Maxwell are totally clueless about the truth, yet dares to bare it. Obstacles are there in every step of the case, oodles of half-truths to derail the progress of the case, and the blind lanes in every corner to distract the investigator duo in every possible manner. Clues are nearly impossible to spot, and the deadline for solving the case is nearing, because the duo has to solve the puzzle of Edgar‘s innocence before the trial proceeds. “Sixth Man” is undoubtedly the one the thriller lovers expect their favorite literature genre to be, and the twisting in the tale is capable of making the reader stuck to it. A fast paced novel to finish it off at one shot, clearly “Sixth Man” is all set to become the next bestseller in line. And RightBooks.In has brought this quality stuff at www.rightbooks.in/product_details.asp?pid=9780230753334 at a lucrative discount rate of 30%. For those who love to have thriller series at their bookshelf, certainly “Sixth Man” is the one they can‘t give a miss.