Reviews for Stone Cold (Camel Club Series #3)

The average rating for Stone Cold (Camel Club Series #3) based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-04-10 00:00:00 Geoffrey Stone Yes! He's dead! Finally. This book started well, picked up pace, and ended breathlessly. I am so glad to have read this book in the state of mind that I did. Sometimes a good book is wasted because of the wrong disposition of the reader, but I devoured Stone Cold (vague title, by the way) like it was my last book. The best aspects of this book are spoiler laden. Let me just say that when Baldacci kills off characters he makes them count. I'm beginning to think that this author is totally compatible with the way my mind works. If that's true, then endless trial and error has been rewarded. What a book!

Review # 2 was written on 2018-12-21 00:00:00 Fritz Eigelshoven Rating - 7.5/10(Good) - Get down!! More Revenge coming up your way!! After reading the Camel Club series as a whole, the order of the books from better to worst is - #5 > #4 > #2 > #3 >#1 This book started to pick up where the second novel left off. This novel started out with a bang. But as it went on, the story became more affiliated towards the revenge and it became more repetitive with more cliches thrown in at times. The plot points covered in the second novel were neatly tied up without any loose ends. But, I wasn't satisfied with the way it was done. The Annabelle Conroy story line was very hurriedly done with no further character development. It never had any stakes - I felt like it was too easy to take down the bad dude. The main plot of the novel is what saves this novel but not enough to make it better than the second book. The revenge of Harry Finn for his father was handled perfectly but the way in which the story branched out was a little depressing. Oliver Stone's past was also the driving force for this entire novel. The characters were much better in personality and had more backstories which I did care till the end. The cliff hanger of this novel was much captivating compared to #2. Only thing that I hated was WHY WOULD THEY HAVE TO KILL MILTON!!!! I was really depressed at that point in the novel. I hated Carter Gray and Simpson because they were total assholes till the end and they deserved to die. But after that it was breeze.