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Hell's Corner (Camel Club, #5)
by David Baldacci
by David Baldacci
Oh my David -- I long for the days gone by when you really dug deep for your clues -- and drove mystery and intrigue from carefully deposited hints and facts -- etc-- But this one seems so convenient-- Whatever you need --you just write it in-- without allowing us to find the foreshadowing you used to expertly weave into the storytelling-- that made them believable-- In this one although half of Washington lie dead in the path of Oliver-- The villain was not only impossible to imagine but her payoff-- 1 billion dollars-- David did you think the novel was not going to press this decade--really David -- please get back to caring about what you write!
Never the less -- i have to say the Novel was a good Political thriller-- kept me entertained -- but do not pay first run price for this one-- wait for paperback or the library
Never the less -- i have to say the Novel was a good Political thriller-- kept me entertained -- but do not pay first run price for this one-- wait for paperback or the library
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Jun 03, 2012 01:26am
Great review. I thought the Chapman at the end thing was horrid. But, it is still fun summe time reading.
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I shouldn't comment yet, since I'm only about halfway through, but . . . based on his previous books, I expected a lot better from Mr. Baldacci. The Chapman character is so stereotyped and almost offensive. We British do NOT use the word "bloody" several times in every sentence (it is considered swearing), nor do we say "blimey" or "crikey." I'm surprised the Latino characters weren't portrayed as Cisco and Pancho. Hopefully I'll have a better review when I'm finished.

