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The Collectors (Camel Club #2)

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In Washington, D.C, where power is everything and too few have too much of it, four highly eccentric men with mysterious pasts call themselves the Camel Club. Their mission: find out what's really going on behind the closed doors of America's leaders.

The assassination of the U.S. Speaker of the House has shaken the nation. And the outrageous iconoclasts of the Camel Club...more

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Published October 18th 2006 by Warner Books (first published January 1st 2006)

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Jan 20, 2008 Donna rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Action-adventure fans who don't care much about credibility

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I got to page 117. I realized it was time to quit when I found myself thinking, "Gee I really should read a few pages in that book I'm working on, but I'd rather clean the bathroom." With all due respect to Mr. Baldacci. His writing obviously affords many people untold hours of welcome diversion. But apparently I'm not going to be one of them.

So far, what we've got is a dead body in a locked room and two groups of people running around like gangs of middle school kids, playing at being grownups....more

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Jun 07, 2008 Eric Bjerke rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: people who like complex thrillers

Recommended to Eric by: found on a table in teacher's lounge

Shelves: fiction

Anytime I read a book from cover-to-cover in just a couple of days, I obviously enjoyed it. I am easily bored and this one was not boring. I learned about con artists, and ex-CIA hit men, and rare books. That said, it wasn't clever enough. I don't mean the plot--I will never understand how people come up with such a twisting, complex tale--but the characters just seemed so pedestrian to me. Obviously a book like this is not going to contain charaters that are dynamic because it is all about the...more

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Jan 29, 2008 Carol Hunter rated it 3 of 5 stars

It took me a little while to get started in "the flow" of reading this D.C. suspense novel involving the sale of our national secrets AND a woman leading a long con against a casino owner. When all the disparate elements came together, I began devouring this book to see how it would end. I plan to read the sequel, as it will illuminate how the "Camel Club" will deal with the enraged casino owner.

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Dec 12, 2008 D.K. rated it 4 of 5 stars

Oliver Stones suspects there is a link between the assassination of the U.S Speaker of the House and the director of the Library of Congress rare books room. The Camel Club is joined by Annabelle Conroy, a con-artist who should be running for her life, but is instead aiding the group to solve this mystery.

All the members of the Camel Club lives are threaten by a ruthless enemy that once worked for the same ultra secret organization as Oliver Stone.

David Baldacci has the amazing ability to thri...more

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Aug 24, 2007 Priya rated it 1 of 5 stars

Ugh.

I'm not going to say this book wasn't completely lacking in entertainment value--but it came pretty close. I've read other books by David Baldacci(Absolute Power) and none of those had writing that made me cringe.

Anyway--the storyline reeked of someone who spent a lot of time in Washington DC and wanted to write something filled with Da Vinci Code/National Treasuresesque intrigue. He spent a lot of time describing people's pasts and not enough time showing through actions who the people rea...more

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Jan 02, 2008 Kevan rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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If I could give a book a six star rating I would. Very few books recently have captured me so thoroughly that I stayed up all night finishing it. It is also incredibly rare that I think the second book of a series is so much better than the first.

The most amazing thing to me about this book is that he manages to tell a complete and complex story, and simultaneously develops the beginning of a third story that leaves me drooling at the mouth in anticipation of its completion. I got the satisfacti...more

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Feb 02, 2009 Toni Osborne rated it 4 of 5 stars

Sequel to "The Camel Club"

Soon after the Speaker of the House is assassinated, Caleb Shaw a quiet librarian stumbles upon the body of his boss Jonathan DeHaven at the Library of Congress narrowly escaping the same fate. "The Camel Club" group promptly sets out to investigate and it becomes a race to stop a man who is determined to auction off America to the highest bidder.

On a local level, Annabelle Conroy, a gifted con artist, is out to pull off a major con against a ruthlessly violent casino b...more

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Apr 07, 2013 Carl Alves rated it 4 of 5 stars

The Collectors is a fast paced thriller filled with espionage and intrigue. It follows two separate story lines that eventually come together. The more enjoyable story line was when Annabelle Conroy tries to run a long con on a casino executive who is more mobster than corporate CEO. This man killed Annabelle's mother when she was just a young girl. Meanwhile the eclectic Camel Club, led by their leader Oliver Stone (not the famous director) is investigating a murder of one of their member's fri...more

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Feb 13, 2013 Angela rated it 2 of 5 stars

Anything about libraries and old books will guarantee you my interest, I'll admit that. When I started reading the book it seemed more like a typical thriller with assassinations and intrigues. I was hopeful there would be some more involvement of, well, libraries and books. But despite being set in the Library of Congress and (view spoiler) this book could have been set in any location. The Library ju...more

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Nov 11, 2012 Kevin Rubin rated it 3 of 5 stars

"The Collectors" is a pretty typical Baldacci book, fast paced, light reading.

This one has two not-really-related plots, one with a small group of con artists ripping off a nasty Atlantic City casino operator, and the main one with Baldacci's Camel Club regrouping to solve a murder leading to a major national security issue.

While the plots don't really relate to each other, one of the characters moves from one to the other and leads to the next book, which unfortunately I read first, earlier thi...more

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Nov 06, 2012 Doug Clark rated it 4 of 5 stars

David Baldacci’s recent book, The Collectors, is the second in his series on The Camel Club, a loosely organized collection of four men who have met and bonded over the years in Washington, D.C. The Camel Club consists of Oliver Stone, nee’ John Carr, a former assassin for the CIA and now a groundskeeper/caretaker for an old cemetery and sometime protester with a tent in front of the White House; Caleb Shaw, a research specialist in the Rare Books room of the Library of Congress; Rueben Rhodes,...more David Baldacci’s recent book, The Collectors, is the second in his series on The Camel Club, a loosely organized collection of four men who have met and bonded over the years in Washington, D.C. The Camel Club consists of Oliver Stone, nee’ John Carr, a former assassin for the CIA and now a groundskeeper/caretaker for an old cemetery and sometime protester with a tent in front of the White House; Caleb Shaw, a research specialist in the Rare Books room of the Library of Congress; Rueben Rhodes, a Vietnam veteran, former Defense Intelligence Agency employee, and currently working on a loading dock; and Milton Farb, the son of carnival employees, formerly employed at the National Institutes of Health, sufferer of various mental disorders and now the designer of Web sites for corporations.

The novel opens with the assassination of the new Speaker of the House, Robert Bradley. This is shortly followed by the death of the director of the Rare Books and Special Collection Division of the Library of Congress, Robert DeHaven. Shaw discovers DeHaven’s body in the Library of Congress. Upon discovering the body, Shaw passes out. In listening to Shaw’s story, Stone senses that there’s a connection between the deaths and begins investigating, bringing in the other Club members with him.

Meanwhile, a subplot involving the bilking of an Atlantic City casino owner, Jerry Bagger unfolds. The leader of the con, Annabelle Conroy, has a debt that must be paid by Bagger. Years before, Bagger had killed her mother. The eventual con nets Annabelle and her three associates $40 million from Bagger. Bagger, not being the type to forget and let live, leaves no stone unturned in his search for the con artists. However, after whetting our taste for this plotline, Baldacci abandons it until his next book, Stone Cold.

Returning to the main plot, Annabelle Conroy enters the picture when she reads about DeHaven’s death and comes to the funeral. As it turns out, many years before, she had been married to DeHaven. However, DeHaven’s mother disapproved of the marriage and forced DeHaven to have it annulled. Through the passing years, DeHaven regretted his decision, but never sought out Annabelle. However, he did keep a photograph of the two of them by his bedside. Stone, recognizing her at the funeral, confronts her and reveals his suspicions about DeHaven’s death. She decides to stay and help investigate.

As the novel progresses, events become dangerous for The Camel Club and Annabelle. Bagger is tracking her and the assassin of the two victims is keeping a close eye on the Club. After another murder, the set-up of Rueben to take the fall, and the attempted murders of Annabelle and Stone, Baldacci ties these crimes together with a long-hidden spy ring that has been selling American secrets for years.

Baldacci’s novels have all been quick and enjoyable books to read. This is no different. His characters are intriguing, although I got tired of Shaw’s whininess and cowardice. This was a fun read in the suspense genre and I easily recommend it to anyone interested in these types of books.
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Aug 09, 2012 Jan Derksen rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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In Washington D.C. vinden kort na elkaar twee prominente figuren de dood. De een is Robert Bradley, Speaker of Congres, die wordt doodgeschoten tijdens een politieke bijeenkomst. De tweede dode is Jonathan DeHaven. Hij sterft onder mysterieuze omstandigheden op de afdeling Zeldzame Boeken van de Library of Congres, waarvan hij de directeur is.
Op het eerste gezicht hebben de twee gebeurtenissen niets met elkaar te maken. Maar wanneer DeHavens collega Caleb Shaw wordt aangesteld als executeur-testamentair van de privécollectie van DeHaven, komt hij met behulp van zijn vrienden van de Camel Club achter het bestaan van een spionagenetwerk waarin DeHaven verstrikt was geraakt. Onder leiding van de vroegere CIA-agent John Carr, beter bekend onder zijn pseudoniem Oliver Stone, gaan de mannen achter de moordenaar van Jonathan DeHaven aan. Hierbij krijgen zij hulp van de mooie, maar vooral ook geheimzinnige Annabelle Conroy. Ze komen terecht in een wereld van zeldzame boeken, geheime codes en intriges op hoog niveau.

David Baldacci (1960) werd geboren in Virginia in de Verenigde Staten. Na zijn studies politieke wetenschappen en rechten werkte hij negen jaar lang als advocaat in Washington D.C. In 1996 brak hij internationaal door met zijn bestseller Het recht van de macht, die later verfilmd werd door Clint Eastwood. Zijn werk is in 35 talen vertaald en wereldwijd zijn er 40 miljoen van zijn boeken verkocht.

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Een ex-CIA agent, die zijn pensioenvoorziening aanvult door geheimen van de Amerikaanse regering te verkopen, pakt zijn oude vak van sluipmoordenaar weer op als zijn informatiebron in het Witte Huis in gevaar komt. Aan de andere kant van Amerika zet de mooie Annabelle Conroy een miljoenenzwendel op, ten koste van een meedogenloze bendeleider. De twee verhaallijnen komen bij elkaar als de Camel Club (de geheimzinnige Oliver Stone, klusjesman op een kerkhof, en drie van zijn vrienden, bekend uit 'De samenzwering'*) twijfelt aan de doodsoorzaak van een expert op het gebied van zeldzame boeken, werkzaam bij de Library of Congress. Een door de onderhoudende schrijfstijl plezierig leesbare thriller; de karakters zijn minder excentriek neergezet dan in het voorgaande deel, terwijl ook de hoeveelheid technische details is ingeperkt. Een lichtvoetige thriller met een min of meer open einde, zodat een volgend deel te verwachten is. www.

DavidBaldacci.com. Paperback met kleine druk, volle bladspiegel.

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Jul 03, 2011 Sheila Callaham rated it 4 of 5 stars

The Collectors is a deeply involved and highly complex plot that merges two key stories into one suspense-filled read. When House Speaker Bob Bradley is murdered, members of the informal watchdog organization, Camel Club, want to know the truth. Led by former CIA agent Oliver Stone, the four Camel Club members are further challenged when the rare books librarian at the Library of Congress ends up dead as well.

Far from the politics on Capital Hill, Annabelle Conroy is about to execute the con of...more

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Aug 08, 2010 Bob O'Laughlin rated it 1 of 5 stars

Wow. I have not experienced such a dramatic conclusion to a mystery since the last time I watched Scooby-Doo.

Zoinks!

This author (not the book) was recommended to me by my mother (an extremely smart and well read person) after I told her I was a Nelson DeMille fan. I picked up this book at the library and found myself quickly skeptical of the formulaic (we're talking Steven Seagal movie characters) "Camel Club" and thin (we're talking Kate Moss in Ethiopia) plot. I thought this might be because I...more

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Jun 02, 2010 Jean rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobooks

What librarian would not love to find danger and intrigue in the hallowed halls of the Library of Congress? I picked this audio up because of the picture of the reading room on the cover, not knowing it was #2 in a series. I don't know if it would have been better if I had read #1 first, but I thouroughly enjoyed the book anyway. In fact, I was so anxious to find out what was going to happen that I checked the book out to read the last 75 pages since I knew it would take several days if I just l...more

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Sep 09, 2012 Lainy rated it 4 of 5 stars

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In Washington, D.C, where power is everything and too few have too much of it, four highly eccentric men with mysterious pasts call themselves the Camel Club. Their mission: find out what's really going on behind the closed doors of America's leaders.

The assassination of the U.S. Speaker of the House has shaken the nation. And the outrageous iconoclasts of the Camel Club have found a chilling connection with another death: the demise of the director...more Time Taken To Read - 2 days

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In Washington, D.C, where power is everything and too few have too much of it, four highly eccentric men with mysterious pasts call themselves the Camel Club. Their mission: find out what's really going on behind the closed doors of America's leaders.

The assassination of the U.S. Speaker of the House has shaken the nation. And the outrageous iconoclasts of the Camel Club have found a chilling connection with another death: the demise of the director of the Library of Congress's rare books room, whose body has been found in a locked vault where seemingly nothing could have harmed him.

A man who calls himself Oliver Stone is the groups unofficial leader. Staying one step ahead of his violent past and headquartered in a caretaker's cottage in Mt. Zion Cemetery, Stone, drawing on his vast experience and acute deductive powers, discovers that someone is selling America to its enemies one classified secret at a time. When Annabelle Conroy, the greatest con artist of her generation, struts onto the scene in high-heeled boots, the Camel Club gets a sexy new edge. And they'll need it, because the two murders are hurtling them into a world of high-stakes espionage that threatens to bring America to its knees.

From an ingenious con in Atlantic City tho the possible forgery of one of the rarest and most valuable books in America history, to a showdown of epic proportions in the very heart of the capitol, David Baldacci weaves a brilliant, white-knuckle tale of suspense in which every collector is searching for one missing prize: the one to die for..

My Review

A government hitman, a talented con woman with a long time score to settle and a group of misfit gentlemen are the main characters in this book. The story is split into a few parts, the female con artist and her plan to avenge her family (plus get a big heist done whilst doing the job). The Camel club comes into play after a member of their library is killed very soon after the U.S. Speaker of the House is assassinated. There is a bit of background on each of the members of the group and then finally our hitman and how he ties into it all, his obsession with his trophies and the murders.

This is my first Baldacci book and even though it is number two, I found I could follow it fine as the relationships are touched on briefly but enough for you to know how they came to be and are with each other. The story is fairly quick paced and I am not sure if it is meant to but I found some of it really funny (just how some of them interact with each other or the things they come away with).

Whilst the stories start off as three separate stories the characters eventually link into each other and everything comes together. It has murder, twists and a surprise or two along the way and the chapters aren't too long apart so you can dip in and out if you like. The characters are very well done and as the story finished (on a bit of a cliff hanger) you can't help but wanting more. I think I will track down the first book of this series and will defiantly read this author again, 4/5 for me.(less)

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Aug 04, 2009 Patrick Gibson rated it 2 of 5 stars Recommends it for: mystery, murder, conspiracy

Shelves: testosterone

I didn’t realize this was a continuation of The Camel Club. Well it isn’t really a continuation, but uses some of the same characters—which are refreshingly nerd-like and a little over the hill, until they swing into action.

There are two stories here. First there’s a band of grifters who are pulling some clever bank and casino scams. Their last involves forty million dollars and will apparently be resolved in a future book. Somewhere in the middle of this story the grifters meet up with the Came...more

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Dec 02, 2011 Dan Schwartz rated it 5 of 5 stars

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A great follow up in a great series. Introducing a great female character who is mysterious, smart, beautiful, and a trickers, although the two female characters from the first book are just kind of gone with no mention, but I think it is a good trade. This storyline is not as intense as the first, but there is most more character development (in fact Milton, the character with OCD who was starting to get on my nerves in the first book, apparantly must have been going to treatment that was worki...more

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Oct 09, 2011 Bev rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: crime-mystery, audio-book

After finishing "The Camel Club," I was eager to read another in this series of Baldacci books, so I chose the second book in the Camel Club series. Like the first in the series, this is another which follows several disparate groups for several chapters. Perhaps more disparate than in the first book, since while the book starts with the murder of the Speaker of the house, it then jumps to a scam perpetrated on an Atlantic City casino. Seemed difficult to figure out how the two plot lines would...more

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Jan 28, 2011 Adam rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobooks-a-z

Post Listen Review: Well this was a bit sillier than I expected what with all of the con-men and women, over the top secret agents, gas that can kill you without leaving a trace and mafia hit-men but it was still pretty entertaining. I was thinking it would seem more serious really but then maybe it seems less serious to me because one of the narrators' voice reminds me of the voice of the male wonder-twin from the Justice League cartoon. There are some good guys and bad guys and they mostly try...more

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Feb 20, 2013 Sadaf rated it 4 of 5 stars

I've never read Baldacci before, and now I realize that I should have. Although this is number two in the Camel Club series, I could catch on pretty well.
There are two simultaneous plots going on - one of Annabelle and her crew pulling the biggest con in a lifetime and making millions. And another, Caleb Shaw, a member of the Camel Club becoming literary executor of Jonathen Dehaven's book collection, after he dies. What seems to be a natural death, turns out to be much more.
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Feb 23, 2009 Becky rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 999-challenge, audio

The four members of the Camel Club are back in the second book of the series. The Collectors focuses on a conspiracy behind the death of a rare book collector. One of the club's members, Caleb, is appointed to value and distribute the books in the deceased man's collection. This endangers Caleb as well as the others who are helping him in the process. Annabelle Conroy, a con, is introduced in this story. She is the ex-wife of the deceased and two plots gradually come together.

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Jun 12, 2012 Kelly rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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 o...more

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Jul 14, 2011 Luis Gutierrez rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery, thriller, intrigue, mystery-crime-thriller, mystery-fiction-spio, spionage

A talented spy-for-hire assassin shoots the Speaker of the House and kills the director of the Library of Congress's Rare Books Room. How could these two crimes be related? One of the members of the Camel Club, Caleb Shaw is thrown in the middle of the case, by nearly falling victim too.
Meanwhile, in Atlantic City, a gifted beautiful con woman assembles a first rate team to pull an incredible and dangerous scam on one of the most dangerous men in the country. She succeeds taking 40 million doll...more

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Dec 28, 2012 Seanna rated it 4 of 5 stars

I am choosing this one at random of all of the Baldaccis I have read in the last month or so. I am chewing through them like it's a paid gig. With a few exceptions, I am rating them with 4 stars. He seems to be about a head above the pack in terms of mass market suspensers. I mean, I'm not giving any of his 5 stars, but if I did, and he read this, he'd probably discount my review himself. Five stars are for the classics, man.

Anyway, I am digging this Camel Club series. I am on the last one and...more

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Dec 06, 2012 Joe Bartello rated it 1 of 5 stars

I thought I would try a David Baldacci book, looking for the "motherlode", which is for me, a series of books that allow me to dive in and enjoy for several months without thinking too much about choice.
Sadly this will be my one and only visit to this author.
If it is representative of his other works, I can only say that his popularity is baffling. The characters were one dimensional, unbelievable and hinting at but lacking any real depth. The plot line was just barely discernable and the outcom...more

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Jul 06, 2009 Kait rated it 2 of 5 stars

I picked up this David Baldacci for two reasons: it was on sale for $4.35 and I've wondered about the hype that follows Baldacci's every book. I was not impressed. It actually took some effort and resolve to keep reading until the final third of the book. Once the two plots melded, it was less of a task to flip the pages, but the holes and cliches irked me in unacceptable ways. Five years ago, I got myself caught up in the Danielle Steele trap, and this book gave me an unsettling deja vu. As hap...more

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Feb 12, 2012 Bridgette Redman rated it 4 of 5 stars

Libraries conjure up peaceful images—quiet, stately places where everything is minutely ordered. It's a place where minds meet and share ideas from ancient to modern days. So it might seem an unusual place to set a violent espionage thriller.

And yet, the pages within the spines of the books collected at libraries everywhere narrate limitless accounts of adventure, knowledge, and conjecture. So perhaps it is far less ironic than it might seem. In fact, one might almost say that a library is a pe...more

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Jan 01, 2012 Frederick Bingham rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

A real page turner. This is the story of the Camel Club, a group of friends who live in Washington DC and meet to discuss conspiracy theories. They are led by a guy named Oliver Stone. One day they read in the news of a powerful member of Congress that is killed. At nearly the same time, in a seemingly unconnected incident, a librarian in the rare books room of the Library of Congress dies of heart failure in a reading room. One of the members of the club finds him. Of course the Camel Club memb...more

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Jul 13, 2011 LaDawn rated it 4 of 5 stars

In the summer I hanker after salads and light meals whereas in the winter I want hearty hefty stews. Similarly, in the summer I like to clear out the cobwebs of my winter reading list with some light page turning fiction candy. I take this time to devour chick lit, thrillers, romance and other that aren't disrupted by a nap in the hammock. Baldacci's novel are perfect for this time of year. I really enjoyed this 2nd installment of the (mis)adventures of The Camel Club. I think the characters are...more

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David Baldacci was born in Virginia, in 1960, where he currently resides. He received a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Virginia Commonwealth University and a law degree from the University of Virginia. Mr. Baldacci practiced law for nine years in Washington, D.C., as both a trial and corporate attorney.

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