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Divine Justice, by David Baldacci
11:48am Tuesday 23rd December 2008
Divine Justice, by David Baldacci (MacMillan, £17.99).
ANOTHER sterling thriller featuring the Camel Club, a group of oddballs and misfits who manage to outwit, and outfight, the villains - even when they are purportedly on the right side of the law.
Although sadly missing one of their members, killed in a previous skirmish, and "Oliver Stone" going off on a one-man mission, the club are soon working together to help him and defeat the bad guys.
A typically convoluted but fascinating plot filled with conspiracies kept me riveted. Baldacci is a master story teller.
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