All In

A shooting in Manhattan and a sudden disappearance draw federal investigator Travis Devine into a case with consequences far beyond the streets of New York. In All In, the fourth novel in David Baldacci’s 6:20 Man series, Devine faces an investigation that takes him into an international web of intelligence, wealth, and political influence. War correspondent Theresa Lee is shot while meeting Bill Walker, a respected analyst connected to the Five Eyes intelligence alliance. Walker disappears, and the attack suggests that someone is determined to silence people who know too much. Devine is brought in to discover what happened and why the two targets became connected. The investigation leads him to Australia and the powerful Woolwine family, whose business influence reaches across national borders. Working alongside Sydney homicide detective Anais Jones, Devine encounters suspicious intelligence operations, Russian criminal networks, compromised prisons, and a wider effort to manipulate the balance of global power. As the case develops, information becomes both a weapon and a source of danger. Devine must question apparent loyalties, examine conflicting accounts, and determine which relationships can be trusted. The investigation also tests his ability to distinguish genuine evidence from carefully constructed deception. Baldacci combines international thriller elements with police investigation, espionage, and suspense. Readers can expect a story involving complex power structures, criminal activity, intelligence gathering, and difficult decisions under pressure. All In is suited to readers of contemporary crime fiction, political and espionage thrillers, and the earlier books in the 6:20 Man series. New readers may also follow the central investigation, although reading the preceding novels can provide additional context about Travis Devine.