Stone Cold - David Baldacci

Stone Cold

By David Baldacci

  • Release Date: 2007-11-06
  • Genre: Mysteries & Thrillers
Score: 4.5
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In this #1 New York Times bestseller of conspiracy and murder, the Camel Club faces their greatest threat yet: a casino king and a stone-cold killer who are determined to bury the truth.

Oliver Stone, the leader of the mysterious group that calls itself the Camel Club, is both feared and respected. Keeping a vigilant watch over our leaders in Washington D.C., the club has won over some allies, but it has also made some formidable enemies.

Annabelle Conroy, an honorary member of the Camel Club, is the greatest con artist of her generation. As an old, powerful mark hunts her down and the Camel Club tries to protect her, a new opponent suddenly arises.

One by one, men from Stone's shadowy past turn up dead. Behind this slaughter stands one man: Harry Finn. To almost all who know him, he's a loving father and husband who uses his skills to keep America safe. But Finn is also an unstoppable killer who now sets his lethal bull's-eye on Oliver Stone. And with Harry Finn, Stone may well have met his match.

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Reviews

  • What’s Next for the Club?

    4
    By Scott_A_Miller
    4 Stars. The final 3rd of the book saved it. Some of the early groundwork, while necessary, was a little dull. The Club had a really rough time. Not sure what will become of them. We’ll see.

  • Stone Cold

    5
    By Patricia Fairchild
    Intriguing story and I enjoyed the characters and was cheering them on feeling great affection for them as if I was on their team! The explicit detail describing scenes and what the characters were feeling created a visual feast for the. imagination. Thank you Mr. Baldacci - it was a great ride!

  • Stone Cold

    5
    By Diuble Fault
    The best of the series so far. So many interesting personalities plus more action.

  • Stone Cold

    5
    By Angry mama61
    Third in the series, Mr Baldacci continues to thrill his readers.

  • So many grammatical & spelling errors!

    5
    By LadyLucee
    Grammatical & spelling errors aside, I found this book engrossing. Sad too, but also humourous, and mostly fast-paced & exciting. David you really must get a better editor though; the errors were so avoidable & almost kept me from reading any of your novels. In fact, I continued reading only to see if there'd be other errors, and there were, but I was hooked, and a fan, by then.

  • Maripu

    5
    By Jatinonico
    Very engaging. Great read

  • Stone Cold

    5
    By Woodchucktom
    A Camel Club marvel packed with all the pieces and intensity you would expect and more!

  • Incredible Reading

    4
    By Thankful7873
    I highly recommend this book and the Camel Club series if you are at all interested in fiction Government thrillers. This book has everything. Great plot, characters and intense ending. You'll enjoy it!

  • Continuous Swithbacks....

    4
    By Eagle755
    The excitement is continuous, the pace a steady drumbeat. One is kept guessing till the last few pages.

  • Stone Cold

    3
    By betterbari
    Compelling. Couldn't wait for Simpson and Gray to get theirs!

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