Divine Justice (Camel Club) by David Baldacci Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Divine Justice (Camel Club)
Book Review: Disappointing, and unsatisfied.
Summary: 2 Stars
First, I've read many of his books and enjoyed them. The Camel Club was a five star book. Characters were wonderfully captured and was thrilled that he was writing a series using each of the club members. However, with each book thereafter, I was disappointed. Too many unbelieveable scenarios. This particular book also held too many characters and really were uninteresting and an unsatisified plot and ending. Even my beloved Camel Club members themselves were a dissapointment. I will always remember the first book and each of the characters and their uniqueness.Book Review: Divine Justice
Summary: 5 Stars
I LOVED this book and am currently recommending it to all my family and friends (that's a lot of people) Really Good, entertaining, keeps you on the edge of your seat -without the nightmares. I really enjoy Mr Badacci's work. The Camel Club is a band of the best of friends who don't always see eye to eye but trust each others judgements and talents to do what is best. It's also in my backyard so we know the landmarks and have Paddled the waterways. The intrigue is always thoughtful and well written. Loved it!!Book Review: Divine Justice
Summary: 4 Stars
A good sequel and wrap-up for the Camel Club series. Moves along quickly and has a reasonably satisfying endingBook Review: Divine Justice
Summary: 4 Stars
Another interesting book in the Camel club series altho I didn't enjoy this one as much as some of the others. The idea of a corrupt prison warden with a drug operation ongoing seemed too far fetched for me. I still really enjoy Baldacci's books.Book Review: Divine Justice
Summary: 4 Stars
I have enjoyed the "Camel Club" stories and must admit that this one was the most enjoyable because the "perils" never ceased until the very end. I think that the main characters have been given more fullness in this book than in his previous stories. This may be a maturity of writing that has been adapted by Mr. Baldacci over the years but it is a better read now.
I do look forward to his next book and hope that this prolific writer is still willing to create new adventures and new characters.