Forthcoming-book preview · Checked 2 November 2026. David Baldacci’s All In is scheduled for 10 November through Grand Central Publishing. It belongs to the 6:20 Man series and takes Travis Devine beyond the United States. The practical decision for a returning reader is which format to choose; for a newcomer, it is whether to meet the protagonist earlier.
What the publisher has disclosed
Hachette’s premise begins with an attack on war correspondent Theresa Lee and the disappearance of intelligence analyst Bill Walker. Devine’s investigation stretches from New York to Australia and involves Sydney detective Anais Jones. The publisher places information, powerful interests and competing accounts at the centre of the threat.
That description suggests a useful question for your reading notes: who possesses information, and who can persuade others to believe it? It is a lens for approaching the advertised premise, not a judgment about whether the book’s conspiracy ultimately holds together.
Why two listings can show different lengths
The checked ebook listing carries ISBN 9781538758090 and a page count of 416. Hachette’s separate large-print paperback listing carries ISBN 9781538786345 and 608 pages. A larger page count in large print should not automatically be read as extra plot. Type size and layout change how a text occupies pages.
Choose by reading conditions. If print size is the priority, inspect the large-print listing. If you want to change type size on a device, check the ebook platform and whether a sample works for you. For audio, listen to the available sample and check the complete or abridged designation rather than comparing it through page count.
A sensible entry decision
Returning readers can refresh Devine’s earlier circumstances without seeking a full plot recap of this release. New readers should look at the publisher’s series page and decide whether the continuity is part of the appeal. The source used here identifies the series but is not a promise that every background detail is explained for first-time readers.
Our 4.5/5 editorial-priority score reflects the near release date and the opportunity to clarify confusing format listings. We have not read the complete novel for this article and do not assign it a literary or suspense rating. Seller availability, local delivery and the final edition description should be checked at purchase.
Official book information and edition details · Sources checked 2 November 2026.
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