Hell's Corner (Camel Club Series) Mass Market Paperback – July 1, 2011

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As usual, well done. Not that enamored with the ending. Too convenient and after all the other details, this seemed rushed and unnecessary

Hell’s Corner has such great storyline. Intensity abound filled with twists and turns from the beginning and is maintained to the climactic end. International characters join with all the Camel Club members to make this book the final and rightful crescendo in the 5 book series.

Oliver Stone is back and this time he is actually working again for the U.S. government. Oliver is requested by the President to come back into government work to help solve a problem. Sure he is getting old but the problem is that the cold war with Russia is heating back up on a new front and the young CIA agents of today don't have the experience necessary to deal with the problem.So the President asks Oliver to come back to work. Hard to believe but he agrees to take the task. But as soon as he does the task spins out of control as a bomb goes off right across the street from the White House.In this novel we are going to be introduced to a whole new set of characters as Oliver tells the Camel Club to take a hike and instead he is tasked to work with agent Chapman, an MI6 British agent. Their partnership is going to give us a great ride as they struggle to solve the bombing while being hampered by inter agency rivalries and very intentional mis direction from each of their handlers.The problem, both Stone and Chapman are so capable that they keep peeling back the layers of deception and discover that there has to be a mole working the inside of this case and staying one step ahead of them. Every lead they get keeps ending up dead.Baldacci does a great job of keeping you interested in what's going on and develops the new characters so well that you feel as though they are old friends even though they have just arrived.Don't worry though, the Camel Club members won't be pushed to the side, they force their way back into Oliver's life and come along side to help with the case. Oh an agent Chapman, a by the book agent, learns from Stone that sometimes you have to break the rules and trust your partner more than your superiors.I couldn't put the book done and know that if you are a Camel Club fan you are going to love this novel. My only sadness is that I finished the book and the next installment is no where in sight. David, please write faster and get us the next book :)Enjoy!

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I didn't v really enjoy these early works of Bald acc I as you can see in new books his growth and progression as a storyteller. That being said, this one had intrigue from start to finish but one loss end, the ending was predictable and one more action needed to happen, that didn't and thus left me frustrated! Finish the series by all means, I just like a neat wrap up and justice being served...

This book was mind blowing. There were so many twists and turns, my stomach hurt. An absolutely amazing plot, full of action and suspense, I caught myself ho!ding my breath, clenching my jaw and my heart dropped to my stomach. The end was just as amazing as the great of the book. A !just read if you like FBI/CIA thrillers.

This book had me so twisted up I had no idea where it was going. I loved being exposed to the main character's brain and the way he thought.I have always loved David Baldacci's writing and the way his mind works. But this one is a standout.As far as recommending this book to other readers, if you enjoy amazing writing and being inside the main character's brain, this is the book for you.

like the author great read

Love the way there are so many twists and turns. Most of all the unexpected finale. Great characters, very descriptive throughout.

Loved this book as much as all previous in the series! Can absolutely recommend all titles within The Camel Club series.

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First David Baldacci book. I am into a lot of Dan Brown. So a friend suggested this. Enjoyed it! Go for it if you like this genre.