Divine Justice (Camel Club)
by David Baldacci
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Book Reviews of Divine Justice (Camel Club)
Book Review: If no other options are available.....
Summary: 2 Stars
I see that a copy of this book is available for $0.33. It is not too overpriced at that number, but it is certainly not an impressive work. The terms, "implausible", "contrived", "amateurish", all come to mind. About on the literary level of a Clive Cussler book.
Only worthwhile if you're stuck on a 15 hour, non-stop, flight, and the aircraft's video system is on the blink.
Book Review: it is fanstastic
Summary: 5 Stars
The first book of david baladicci's i read was first family and I liked it so i went on to read other books of his. I have not read the other books in the camel club series I have mostly read random titles of his. I really enjoyed this book an d thought it was well written and kept my interest. I admit that I am not a devoted fan of his i usually read brad thor or vince flynn.Book Review: Awesome ending
Summary: 5 Stars
The series ending is a SIX stars ending. You won't be able to leave the book even if you're at the movies. But to understand this one you must read at least one of the prequels. At the end you'll ask yourself these questions: What's happening in the middle east is not happening in America? America is really a free country?Book Review: Hooray for the Camel Club
Summary: 5 Stars
The Camel Club books are some of the very best, page turners that I have had the pleasure to read. David's story telling is spell binding, you can't wait to get to the end, but you also don't want the book to end. I love the Camel Club, long may it live.Book Review: Good Read
Summary: 4 Stars
I just started reading David Baldacci. I like his characters. The protagonists are varied, loyal, have integrity and are willing to risk everything for each other. The antagonists are self assured, brilliant and evil. The stories are well plotted.