Divine Justice (Camel Club) by David Baldacci Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Divine Justice (Camel Club)
Book Review: devine justice
Summary: 4 Stars
Not the best novel by Baldacci,but a good page turner never the less.The olny unresloved question is whether or not Stone will finally settle down with Abby in beautiful downtown Divine WVBook Review: excellent
Summary: 5 Stars
I am thoroughly enjoying this author. Just when I think it can't get better he comes out with another Camel Club idea, as good and often better than the last. I enjoy all this author's books but the Camel Club radiates fun and thought provoking themes. Thank You B. GranthamBook Review: exciting thriller
Summary: 4 Stars
Joe Knox scans two homicide scenes in which he concludes a professional sniper took out DC super VIPs, Intel Chief Carter Gray and US Senator from Alabama Roger Simpson. At the same time Joe concludes the same sniper did both murders and that the Intel community was hiding something, former CIA assassin Oliver Stone takes the Amtrak train from Union Station heading to New Orleans after killing the two government superheavyweights who murdered his wife and for all intent and purposes buried his real identity John Carr with her.
Unable to mind his business, Stone intercedes in a fight on the train, but when the Amtrak conductor asks for a picture identification, he knows he must disembark ASAP because he will be exposed as a fake with minimal examination. He ends up in the mining town of Divine, Virginia where once again his tendency to get involved in a David vs. Goliath good cause gets him in trouble with high level corruption and a widow in peril.
The latest Camel Club thriller (see THE COLLECTORS , STONE COLD and THE CAMEL CLUB) is an exciting tale that fans of the series will relish as Stone's code of justice makes him act when he should remain passively in the background. He cannot help himself when he took out the VIPS, on the train or in Divine. Although somewhat formulaic in the mining town reminiscent of Spencer Tracey in Bad Day At Black Rock and Steven Seagal in Fire Down Below, readers will enjoy Stone's latest escapades.
Harriet Klausner
Book Review: good one
Summary: 4 Stars
well i really liked this book. the characters are fondly familiar so read other camel club books to feel good about the characters.
hope a movie is made (must be done accurately no changing of the ending like the first.)
Book Review: love oliver stone
Summary: 5 Stars
It was good to visit with Oliver Stone and the Camel Club again. Mr Baldacci is one of my favorites.