from nx74defiant

A good thriller. There are two story lines: Oliver Stone's investigation of a librarians death leads to evidence of a spy ring. Annabelle plots a con. The two stories join together. And part is left to continue in the next book. Listening to it with different voices and readers for each character...

from jepeters333

A murder at the Library of Congress marks the beginning of the Camel Club's focus on rogue CIA agent Roger Seagraves, who is selling classified political information to the highest bidder. Caleb Shaw, an ex-CIA assassin, and the other members of the Club must stop Seagraves before his deals demol...

from melydia

A Congressman is assassinated, then shortly thereafter an employee at the Library of Congress dies under mysterious circumstances. His friends start looking into the case and soon find themselves running for their own lives. At the same time, a woman is running a high-stakes con at a well-fortifi...

from cathymoore

Baldacci's second book about the Camel Club, a group of social misfits busting global conspiracy theories. This novel features espionage at the library of Congress and introduces a new member of the club via a "long con" in Atlantic City. This is a good read. The Camel Club members are likeable c...

from virginiahomeschooler

After having read and loved The Camel Club, I was eager to read the sequel, The Collectors. While it is still quite good, unfortunately, it doesn't quite measure up to its incredibly clever predecessor. The main story line is interesting enough, and the 'bookish' plot is something most bibliophil...