Title: Starts great then crashes and burns!
Product review: Baldacci has written some of the best thrillers of the past decade, almost all rating 5 stars. But "The Camel Club" has hit the wall. The first 250 pages are traditionally pure Baldacci, and promise a great read. But it ends there, it is almost as though he has written himself into a corner and suspended all rational, logical plotting thoughts and threw in a ludicrous set of plot points that just didn't quite seem possible. The idea of the Camel Club I felt, right from the get go was a terrific means of getting into a high tension thriller, much like "Absolute Power", but then, it fizzled to a point where I almost could be pursuaded to believe someone who had never written a work of fiction had been handed the task of completing the book in record time and simply lost interest in the project.
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