The Camel Club series are great and this one confirmed that the author is a ...
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The Camel Club series are great and this one confirmed that the author is a truly great thriller writer. I hope that he pens more in this series.
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This series is a very good series! WHY ARE THERE ONLY 3 BOOKS? What happened? If someone prevented Beth Kincaid from writing any more of these books, that was a BIG mistake!!! Or did she just decide to stop writing them? Well, that would be a big mistake, too! Why? The reason is that this series has a great deal of potential. Don't get me wrong--there are many other series out there that ROCK; they are SO awesome!--but if Beth Kincaid had continued writing this series, it could have been the best. The first three Silver Creek Rider books are better than the first three books of every other horse book series I've read--and some of THOSE have a GREAT number of books in them. Yes, in many other horse series riders and/or horses overcome drastic hardships. However, so do the characters in this series! I mean, Sharon is still coping with the death of her horse and learning to ride all over again after being in an accident, and Melissa's dealing with divorcing parents and financial problems. Yet we are still provided with ample comic relief. In addition, all of the friends here love horses and are supportive of each other! I'm not saying characters in other series aren't; I'm saying this series is just as good--and made even better with the witty manner and dialogue Beth Kincaid uses to develop her characters and the plot. This series is a very good horse series for young horse-lovers. Silver Creek Riders should be brought back--and by the same author, the smart and talented Beth Kincaid...
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The  characters from the Camel club series are so great . I have missed them so it was fun to have a taste of them in this short story. David Baldacci is a great story teller always leaving me wanting to read his next book.
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this short story was an easy read. Great to see the camel club back in action. The story moved Long nicely. I have wondered if you were ever going to let Oliver and Will meet.
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I am a big fan of David Baldacci and  have read all the previous Camel Club books. I was a little confused for the first 25% of the story but that could have been me. After that the story really took off for me. As always, very nicely done, Mr. Baldacci!

Nick Pignatelli - Author of "The Devil's Claw, An Adirondack Thriller"
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A good work by Baldacci!  My favorites still remain the "Camel's Club" series, but it is good to see the author developing other characters.
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Those who have read the first two books in this series (Concealed Power and Blood Healing) will be a bit surprised by this book.  Ms Colt has shifted the focus from developing a fantasy world, various lands and people, and a myriad of characters.  The well developed and highly intriguing storyline now turns inward to focus on Adenine.

There is no question that Adenine is the heroine of this four part series (more on that later).  Personally, Ms Colt has dissected Adenine into many facets.  Each is well developed and crafted into a storyline that meanders (purposefully) as each different character trait is explored.  What the reader is left with is a great understanding and awareness of Adenine.  The final chapters of the book start the conclusion of this remarkable adventure.  I rate this at 4.5 stars and recommend to every reader irrespective of their opinion of the fantasy genre.  I am not a person that seeks out fantasy stories but was enthralled by winning a free copy of Concealed Power.

I mentioned earlier that the next book in the series is the alleged finale.  If you read the author's blog, she says this is the final installment in the quartet.  But, she does leave an opening that she may do more if you, her fans, want more.  Consider this an informal petition for each of you to plead for more in the series.
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I'm obviously YEARS (decades) behind reading this series, and indeed sadly only discovered it because of conversations after the death of the author. It turned out my wife had been experiencing the series for a very long time through books on tape. She's been through the entire series without ever reading one of the books! LOL

"The Last Camel" I thought was a comeback from a couple of rather lackluster efforts. Here Peters did a take-off of a H. Ryder Haggard novel and let you know frequently just how much on purpose that was. Our heroes are herein lured to and detained in the remnants of an ancient civilization, and once again their young son Ramses has a much firmer grasp on the realities of their trouble than either of this parents. As always, Peabody's supreme self-confidence is used as a humorous device in juxtaposition to the realities of their underlying difficulties.

The plot is intricate and interesting ... the mysteries wrapped up nicely in the last pages.

Highly recommended ... but read the series. If you read this book as a stand-alone effort you would miss much of the fabric of the characters.
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I have read all the books in this series and recommend them highly. I started the Cambio Springs books and now she has another series. I haven't read that - Scribe. I really like her writing. I just can't take on another series right now.
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I can't wait for Mr. Baldacci to write another book about the Camel Club.  The characters seemed so real and the action. plots, twists and turns made it difficult for me to put the book down.
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I enjoy all of Baldacci 's books. I enjoyed this last one because of the plot to solve a cold case.  I'd recommend any of his works but I enjoyed the Camel Club gang the best.  Hint, Hint, maybe bring the Camel Club back to solve some cold cases with some younger people doing most of the action.
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The best book yet regarding the Camel Club - can't wait until book 5 comes out!  Intriguing - keeps you on the edge of your seat - Oliver Stone is some man!
4411801
I will read anything Camel Club and I loved when David Baldacci introduced Will Robie.  The only problem with it was that it was a short story.  I would like to see a whole book on this one!
3134005
I have been reading this series of mysteries for a number of years, and recommend the books not just for the very enjoyable writing style, but for absolutely anyone who likes dogs.  The author keeps a firm tongue in her cheek while looking at dog shows and the residents of Cambridge, both of which are depicted very well.
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I have read the whole series.  They say that "Seth" is out, but I could not find it. Sometimes the names are mixed up somewhat, but I think that is the proof readers' error.  This is a great series, with a plot; more than just an erotic book. I think others will enjoy reading it.
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I have absolutely loved the Camel Club series.  Although each could probably stand on its own, I find each book has built upon some of the previous book.  It is suspenseful, fast paced thriller , two different story lines which end up coming together... The main character is a complex individual who has continued to develop through each book.  I am just starting book 4 of the series.  IF you love suspense, excitement, surprises...read this book, no , the whole series!