The Sixth Man / David Baldacci

This is one of Baldacci's better reads, with characters and plot with some semblance of plausibility, and with just a touch of sci-fi/hi tech to keep the escapist element alive.  At the center of the plot, a man is framed for murder as part of an intricate takeover scheme between government agencies, and few are who they say they are.  The two PI's trying to exonerate the framed man find themselves a step away from danger at every turn, and have just a hint of romantic tension (glad this was not overdone in the usual Baldacci way).  Good read, 416 p.