Camel Club Hell's Corner, (Hardcover)

from JudithDCollins

The friends continue in this Camel Club series with Oliver Stone (Carr) at the center, as they have each other's back. However, the president of US needs his help to handle this one on his own. After a bomb explodes across from the White House and Stone has an in to erase his past indiscretions, ...

from jimgysin

As is the case with most Baldacci outings, this most recent Camel Club novel has lots of fun plot twists and turns. Unfortunately, as is also the case with most Baldacci outings, this one also has lot of plot developments that make that whole suspension of disbelief thing difficult. Still, it *is...

from bwkramer

I try to spread out my reading of this type of book. I tend to lump these conspiracy/government agent/spy novels into a single bucket and this one fits pretty well. It is better than most, but the ending is a bit of a stretch as is common in the genre. I would recommend reading it, but as always ...

from bhabeck

This is the fifth book in the Camel Club series by David Baldacci. I listened to this on audiobook and, I have to say, it took a bit of concentration due to the complexity of the storyline. A bomb goes off in Lafayette Park - directly across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House. Because of th...

from BarbsReviews

Hell's corner is the park that is across from the White House and guarded by the DC police, Park police and the Secret Service. This is where a lot of protesters like to hang out and terrorist as well. Stone was going to meet his band when an explosion occurs. When he wakes up he wants to find ou...