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A review by quinnreads2
The Camel Club by David Baldacci
5.0
I've read this series a couple of times over the years. I'll update with a real review eventually.
UPDATED 9/2022:
I'm back at it with audio from the library this time. Yes, I own the series in hard cover and look at the spines regularly but I couldn't pass up the opportunity to listen to it! I enjoyed Jonathan Davis but with so many critical male characters, another narrator or two would've made it just that much more awesome to listen to.
Oliver, Rueben, Caleb, Milton, Alex, and those around them have never been safer, or in more danger, than when they get hot on a trail. I love all of the twists, turns, and nuances as they work to unravel the tangle of lies and deception that they've stumbled into.
While it's scary to think about something like this happening, even twenty years post-9/11 this story remains relevant.
Story: 5 stars
Narration: 4 stars
Listening Speed: 1.6x
UPDATED 9/2022:
I'm back at it with audio from the library this time. Yes, I own the series in hard cover and look at the spines regularly but I couldn't pass up the opportunity to listen to it! I enjoyed Jonathan Davis but with so many critical male characters, another narrator or two would've made it just that much more awesome to listen to.
Oliver, Rueben, Caleb, Milton, Alex, and those around them have never been safer, or in more danger, than when they get hot on a trail. I love all of the twists, turns, and nuances as they work to unravel the tangle of lies and deception that they've stumbled into.
While it's scary to think about something like this happening, even twenty years post-9/11 this story remains relevant.
Story: 5 stars
Narration: 4 stars
Listening Speed: 1.6x