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My first E-book! I read this during some downtime while climbing Mt Rainier. It drained my phone's battery more than I had liked otherwise I would have finished it on that mountain. I was hoping this book would be about Robie and Jessica and what they did in Beruit or Lebanon when it was a suicide mission (between books #2 and 3, hence the 2.5 for this one).

But I didn't like this one so much. Why does this book make Robie look all dumb? It was pretty cheap and didn't seem very well written. Maybe that's because I didn't listen to it on audio.

After reading some comments, supposedly this merges another universe and set of stories from the author. I may need to give that a try now.

judithdcollins's review against another edition

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5.0

Having read all the books in David Baldacci’s Will Robie series, including his latest, The Guilty, realized I had missed the novella, BULLSEYE (Will Robie #2.5). The audiobook was exceptional and narrator, Ron McLarty delivers an outstanding performance.

With assassin Will Robie, Oliver Stone and Camel Club collaboration-- is like having the thrill of Michael Connelly’s Harry Bosch and Mickey Haller team up in the same book The Crossing.

BULLSEYE, a fantastic novella! David combines wit, humor, and action--with my favorite Baldacci characters in one suspense short thriller. A bank heist! Is there more than just a bank robbery? When everything is not as it appears.

Stone (old school), a cemetery manager is at the bank (no online banking or ATM), a robbery and Robie and Stone get caught in the middle. Being a former bank manager for years (my son still is), always love bank robberies (in fiction, not reality).

Entertaining. Well-crafted. Give us more of these—crossovers: Good stuff.

All my heroes in one jam packed fun novella. While the short story,serves as a prequel for The Target #3 (Will Robie/Jessica Reel) which I had already read; however, it was worth getting some great laughs with all my favorites.

You have to read THE GUILTY- The best thus far in the Will Robie series landing on my Top 40 Books of 2015. I am hoping for a movie adaption of The Guilty, and Memory Man.

fotoshopguy52's review against another edition

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4.0

Enjoyable short Novella that combines interactions between Will Robie and the Camel Club.

cjay1957's review against another edition

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4.0

Mixing the Camel Club's Oliver Stone with Will Robie, this short story was pretty darn good. Oliver Stone and Will Robie working together to save the world? Or at least one of our VIP's.

We're all safe, no worries. Loved it.

luluread's review against another edition

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mysterious tense fast-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Plot
Strong character development? No
Loveable characters? It's complicated
Diverse cast of characters? No
Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A

3.0

jfkaess's review against another edition

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4.0

4 stars - This is a novella which combines the main character from the Will Robie series with the characters in the Camel Club. I'm a huge fan of the Camel Club series, so i jumped on this book as soon as i saw it. The story is good, as well as the characters. It's only shortcoming is that it's too short. If you like either of these series, you'll enjoy this book, and find yourself like me, wishing it didn't end so soon.

wvteach's review against another edition

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5.0

I loved this one…perfect short story for a beach or evening read!

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