Hell's Corner

De: David Baldacci

Narrado por: Ron McLarty, Orlagh Cassidy

Hell's Corner is the blockbusting finale to David Baldacci's phenomenal Camel Club series.

For better or worse, much of him belonged to this town, even with all the pain it had caused.

Oliver Stone – leader of the Camel Club, and once his country's most skilled assassin – is called to the White House for one last covert mission.

Inside, the British Prime Minister is being honoured at a state dinner. As the motorcade leaves at the end of the evening, a bomb is detonated, and in the chaotic aftermath Stone’s assignment changes drastically – find those responsible by whatever means necessary.

Those guilty of the terror attack are elusive, capable and increasingly lethal. With nowhere else to turn, Stone enlists the help of the only people he knows he can trust: the Camel Club. But what none of them realize is that this may well be their last stand together . . .

Reseñas de la Crítica

Strap on your Glock. Grab an extra magazine of shells. There's danger and excitement lurking around this Corner.

As Always

This audible book is even better with Ron and the voice the books are great when you read them but having them brought to life by him is another level good

Great listen but weird attitude to women

We really enjoyed the book, but the author’s preoccupation with what women were wearing became a subject of mirth among us. When he occasionally inserted a woman into the narrative without describing her attire (perhaps because she was too old) we would laugh and ask, “But what was she wearing?”

Amazing

Loads of twists and turns , mind blowing from plot to finish .
Great job . Hope to see more of the Camel club soon .

Boring!

I used to enjoy David Baldacci's books, especially the Camel Club series, but this one just can not hold my attention! I started with this book a few weeks ago and gave up on it before it was half way cause I just could not find a reason to continue! Up to that point everything revolved around the park and there was no suspense, just a lot of talk. Moving so slow I fell asleep several times. Please let me know it gets better so that I can try to complete the listen somewhere in the future.