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Gay | 10/22/2019
" This is a really good story -- and the characters become very real. As usual, Mr Baldacci keeps you on your toes with the fast moving story and you worry about these people as the plot thickens. I really enjoyed the readers - as their voices completed the look of the characters. I believe this book is well worth the money. It was a pleasure to listen. "
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Jose | 2/17/2014
" Excellent plot. Fast moving. "
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Lois | 2/17/2014
" I'm liking Baldacci's Camel Club - will need to go back and read them in order! "
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Muriel | 2/13/2014
" This book seemed to stand on its own, without reading "Camel Club, #1, which I haven't read yet; however, there is an obvious sequel to this one which I will find and read soon. This was another interesting tale with lots of good guys AND bad guys, as well as the typical twists and turns of a Baldacci novel. "
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Mum | 2/10/2014
" An exciting book once it got going. I liked the new characters. I started the next one in the series immediately! "
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Cristobal | 2/6/2014
" it was ok. well, better than the first one at least, but not by much. better in the sense that i didn't have to shell out $20 or $30 for a copy. i instead grabbed a public library edition. "
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Kelly | 2/5/2014
" I just love David Baldacci. I think he is my guilty pleasure when it comes to books. He does such a wonderful job of character development and plot timing. The first part of this book, I was trying and trying to figure out how the two seemingly disconnected stories were going to tie together, and then BAM. Never saw it coming. The Camel Club is an organization of disenfranchised former (and current) government employees who always seem to be in the thick of things and have a unique combination of skills that help them stay alive while solving dangerous crimes. This is the second installment of their adventures, and I just love every minute of it. Of course, I have to now read the next one to see how the cliffhanger on this one unfolds! I also love Baldacci's pacing (although it has cost me many a late night). His chapters are 3-10 pages, so it is very easy to say, "Well, I'll read just one more!" A great read for anyone who enjoys interesting thrillers with a historical/governmental context and flavor. After reading this, I want to go to the Library of Congress reading room and peruse a book! "
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Wendy | 1/31/2014
" One of the best of his that I've read -- great characters, and it left a little hanging so we can find out what happens in the next book. "
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Darryl | 1/27/2014
" Book 2 of the Stone series. Introduces Annabelle Conroy. Government cover ups and more ancillary character development "
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TJ | 1/17/2014
" Quick read. Not the best story. Three different strands, one of which made no sense and didn't really have a place in the book. Overworked characters and plot. Nothing thrilling or new. "
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Matt | 1/13/2014
" Excellent, again!!! "
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Karen | 12/30/2013
" Clearly the lead-in to a series. Started out fine, but the last several chapters were annoying. "
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Peeet | 12/26/2013
" This is a bad book, do not read it. I read "Simple Truth" by Baldacci and really enjoyed it. However, this time I am just happy to have finished. "
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Cindi | 12/16/2013
" I really do like all of the Baldacci books. Have read more than a handful :) and have enjoyed them immensely. "
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Diane | 12/14/2013
" I like the Camel Club. Although I must have read this book before, I still had to read to the end to remember all the details and the outcome. "
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Di | 12/4/2013
" I just read this book within the last two months - been reading more of his stuff! I like it! Shouldn't there be a newish one out with these same characters - the Vegas guy coming after the con woman? "
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Pygmy | 11/21/2013
" Piece of poo writing-- couldn't get excited for or against any of the characters in the first couple of chapters, which makes this supposed thriller/suspense an utter failure. "
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Andy | 11/20/2013
" Chotto are in some parts "
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Valrae | 8/20/2013
" As all D. Balducci books are, pretty violent. I really like all his books. "
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Jay | 7/30/2013
" I read some reviews of this book before reading and some people couldn't get through it without quiting. I thought the story was wonderful. It kept me interested the whole time and had plenty of plot twists to keep me going. Definitely a good read. "
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Ken | 7/9/2013
" Went in with low expectations...thought it would be just a "beach read"...good escapism...I'm in for another of his. "
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Jaime | 6/10/2013
" Me least favorite of the three but still awesome. 3.5 stars "
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Dawn | 12/2/2012
" A nice solid thriller that kept my attention. "
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Bill | 11/26/2012
" Awesome book! It will keep you on the edge! Second book I ready on my new Ipad and downloaded the third book in the series- Stone Cold!~ "
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Holly | 11/22/2012
" Another great book by Baldacci. I love the characters from the Camel Club "
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Sharron | 9/3/2012
" I was a little disappointed that the storyline involving the charaters from the Camel Club namely Alex Ford and his love interest wasn't carried on in this book considering they became honourary members in the previous book. Apart from that, I found this an enjoyable read all in all. "
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Dana | 9/2/2012
" i find the characters engaging -sean connory as oliver stone what do you think? looking forward to the next book in the series "
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Aman | 3/20/2012
" This book was really good. The only bad thing about it was it was white rudest times. However it was still amazing. "
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Monica | 3/5/2012
" I like Baldaccis writing style, and light weight action novels so this one was as enjoyable as the first book about the camel club. "
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Doug | 7/27/2011
" My first read of Baldaci. Good enough to give him another try. It really picked up half way. Not as impressed as the Vince Flynn books or the master Tom Clancy. At times seemed more like a mystery then suspense spy thriller. "
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Carolyn | 7/12/2011
" Great of course. "
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Christina | 7/3/2011
" It was a good book, but started out incredibly slow. "
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Blanche | 6/22/2011
" Another fun pulp read, this one with a few more twists and turns. If you're a fan of crime novels a lá Castle, you'll probably enjoy this.
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Cheryl | 6/9/2011
" The story was good, but the readers were awful.
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Mum | 6/2/2011
" An exciting book once it got going. I liked the new characters. I started the next one in the series immediately!
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Peeet | 5/31/2011
" This is a bad book, do not read it. I read "Simple Truth" by Baldacci and really enjoyed it. However, this time I am just happy to have finished.
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Margery | 5/28/2011
" Classic Baldacci with concurrent story lines intersecting late in the book.
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Dana | 5/25/2011
" Keeps you interested for sure. Many intertwining plots. Set in DC so if you know DC and for that matter the Library of Congress it makes it much more interesting.
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Carol | 5/15/2011
" Another good read from Baldacci and the Camel Club members. I expected him to complete each characters story but it appears he left one unresolved, Annabelle. I suspect she will pop up in another book in the future
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Michael | 5/5/2011
" I was looking for mindless entertainment on a plane ride, and that is exactly what I found. Baldacci's character development and writing are both fine, but there was nothing to distinguish this book from the multitude of others. A month later, I can't even remember much about the plot.
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Mike | 5/2/2011
" Good book. These Camel Club series really wakes ones eyes up to the amount of information the government has on us. I know it is a fictional book, but by virtue of listening and watching the mainstream media you come to realize the fictional content of the book is not so fictional after all. ^mm
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Denorris | 4/29/2011
" Be sure to read the Camel Club first and the third in the series afterward
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John | 4/20/2011
" I couldn't really get into this book and I quit reading it.
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Dave | 4/17/2011
" Fun and fast paced. Oliver Stone / John Carr is the sort of hero American audiences tend to like. Baldacci renders believable characters who make incredible situations seem plausible.
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