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Zero Day by Baldacci is a mystery thriller that revolves around John Puller, an Army Special Agent who tries to solve a grave case facing the town. Summary Of The Book John Puller is one of the leading military investigators of the Army. He has been in the army his entire life. Puller is called upon to interrogate a homicide of a family of four who are barbarically murdered. Puller is assisted by the local cop, Samantha Cole. Together they try to unveil the reasons and culprits behind the gruesome murders. As Samantha and John delve deeper into the case, they unearth the many mysterious secrets of the small town of West Virginia. In Baldacci's Zero Day, the fight between good and evil turns violent when more people are found dead. The two investigators try to find a link between the murders. The other characters Bill Strauss, Roger Trent and Jean Trent are also involved. What are the reasons for the murder of so many innocent people? Why is Puller the only person assigned on the case? Why are the other officials not interested in the case? Is the small town as innocent as it seems? With a number of twists and turns, Baldacci's heroes- Samantha and John try to unravel the answers. The loyal and patriotic investigators have to find the culprits in a limited time. Their personal demons make them unsure who they can trust. Puller and Sam are faced with difficult tasks with inherent danger to their lives. First published in 2011, Zero Day was one of the top books in the New York Times best-seller list. The Forgotten is the second part of the Puller series. About David Baldacci David Baldacci is a popular English novelist. He is well known for his best-selling thriller novels. Apart from Zero Day, David has written more than 20 other popular novels. His prominent works include Total Control, The Simple Truth, Wish You Well, The Christmas Train, The Camel Club, Simple Genius, and The Whole Truth. David is loved for his attention to details and fast paced content. His books reflect his keen sense of human nature and society. His works have been translated to more than 45 languages and sold more than 110 million copies. Armed with a law degree, David has served as a lawyer and ambassador. He is the founder of the Wish You Well Foundation. He lives with his family in Virginia.