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Joel Some friends have recommended to me that I should read David Baldacci. Seeing that he has several different series, I was wondering which series I should start with?


David Freas I would suggest:
1/ King & Maxwell
2/ Will Robie series
3/ John Puller series (It's only okay in my opinion)

I don't know anything about his Camel Club series or Shaw & James series.


Paul I also like King and Maxwell, as well as the earlier Camel Club novels. Baldacci has a tendency to overwrite and some of his dialog is stilted but he does have appealing characters and storylines.


Melanie Johnson I like them all, but I really like Camel Club series.


Trena I like every Baldacci book I've read and I think I've read them all. Will Robie and King and Maxwell are my favorites


Lisa Temple Absolutely - the Camel Club. I loved the kooky cast of characters and Oliver is a bad ass!


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Rho I would start with the Camel Club - all the characters are great especially Oliver and there is some humor in this series
2. King and Maxwell -
3. Will Robie -


Nance Read all the Camel Club and King and Maxwell and liked them, some more than others. So far I have liked the first Shaw and the first Puller better than the second. I also liked the first Robie, but have only read the first. If I had to pick, it would be hard to choose between CC and K&M, but I guess it would be K&M. I am sorry TNT canceled the TV show. I thought it was pretty representative of the characters except for Maxwell's hair color.


Jody i liked Will Robie, didn't think i would.


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John Without a doubt, Camel Club. Love the characters (especially Oliver). I'm keeping my fingers crossed that he has another one of their adventures in the works and that it will be released in the not too distant future.


message 11: by May (new) - rated it 4 stars

May I would recommend the Camel Club series. I really liked the characters and the story lines. I just got into the King and Maxwell books, and I have enjoyed them as well. Only wish I had read them in order. Oh, well, back to the beginning. they are a good read regardless!


Connie I seem to like whatever characters are in the book I am reading. Just finished a King and Maxwell book so today it is my favorite.


Debbie Oxier I love Will Robie but was so disappointed in Target. Skipped a lot of pages just to get through it. Did anyone else do that?


message 14: by Tom (new) - rated it 5 stars

Tom Debbie wrote: "I love Will Robie but was so disappointed in Target. Skipped a lot of pages just to get through it. Did anyone else do that?"

I'm about 1/2 way through The Target. It's good, but not as good as the first two. No where near as high energy.


message 15: by Jody (new) - rated it 4 stars

Jody I like Will Robie but i'm only on the second one.


message 16: by Bill (new) - rated it 4 stars

Bill Will Robie NO QUESTION


Lynne Scott I like both the Camel Club Series and King and Maxwell, bu the last King and Maxwell wasn't up to par. But Baldacci has been so good that I'll buy the next one and see how it goes.


storm grayson I love them all and have them all in my collection. They are all worth a read. Pacey and attention holders. Don't pick them up if you want an early night!


Jeffrey Camel Club is my favorite - and start at the beginning by all means


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I loved The Camel Club!


Debra B Definitely the Camel Club series ... I enjoy this quirky group of characters!


message 22: by Butch (new)

Butch Camel Club series was the best!


Christopher Burke I love will Robbie. Fast paced all action. Could out it down.


Michael Mc Bride Baldacci's Will Robbie is terrific, but I really enjoy John Connolly's Charlie Parker Series.


message 25: by Lois (new) - rated it 4 stars

Lois Wilson I started with the Camel Club series and they got me hooked on Baldacci. They are my favorite. I need to go back and read them in order. Robie is my 2nd fav. Just started Puller series.


message 26: by Butch (new)

Butch My personal choice is the Camel Club series of Novels. Well written and the characters are unique and funny but serious!


Michael Mc Bride Wow my curiosity is peaked! I will pick up The Camel Club. Baldacci is great! I'm reading Nelson Demille's Plum Island right now. His John Corey is hilarious!!


Nance I loved John Corey character too. He is in a few other of DeMille's books. I also think Camel Club series is great. I think Baldacci's stand alone book "Last Man Standing" is also very good.


message 29: by Butch (new)

Butch Now, you guy's got me into Nelson Demille's John Corey thing! I have to have it!


Michael Mc Bride I loved "Last Man Standing"! We are so lucky to have such great writers to keep us satisfied while we await their contemporary works.


Jessica Elizabeth I have not read a book from the Camel Club series, but Will Robie wins for me. Robie's ever-changing circumstances keep me coming back for more, but while I await the next in that series I am enjoying King & Maxwell.


message 32: by Rose (new) - rated it 5 stars

Rose Diaz The Camel Club series is the best! Enjoyed the thrills of Oliver and his friends, liked the fact that he lived in a cottage on the grounds if a cemetery in Washington, DC. Would like to see a new book added to this series, as for the other series, I have not enjoyed them as I did the Camel Club.


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I agree with Rose. I'd love to see the Camel Club series extended.


message 34: by Jay (new) - rated it 5 stars

Jay David Baldacci's books are real page turner and has the tendency of keeping the readers engaged. I'm currently reading David Baldacci's third book. I personally liked Will Robie's series.


message 35: by May (new) - rated it 4 stars

May Jay, I agree. Just finished "The Target". Thoroughly enjoyed it.


Debbie Oxier I like Will Robie but didn't care for The Target


Elaine I read most of his books. Series I like: 1. King and Maxwell 2. Will Robbie 3. John Puller (actually I like The Escape more than The Target)


Gayle Arbaugh Quillracer wrote: "I would suggest:
1/ King & Maxwell
2/ Will Robie series
3/ John Puller series (It's only okay in my opinion)

I don't know anything about his Camel Club series or Shaw & James series."



Debbie Oxier Camel Club wasn't bad. I like Will Robie best, followed by John Puller. Only read one King and Maxwell.


message 40: by Anne (new) - rated it 4 stars

Anne Fallon The Camel Club,Collector, and Stone Cold


message 41: by Rhys (new) - rated it 5 stars

Rhys Will Robie series.. the best!!! If want some dry wit and humor in your mystery King and Maxwell


Matthew Broman Has anyone read Hour Game? My mom read it for her book club and gave it to me to read..I have read the Innocent and thought it was just okay...was not a huge fan of it myself, it wasn't terrible tho


Elaine I read Hour game. Its one of the king and Maxwell books. Its good.


Matthew Broman where would you say it ranks in the series? (in your opinion) like, one of the better ones or just okay...


Jeffrey I liked Hour Game better than the first book. The Battle family is interesting and complex and Baldacci does a good job describing them. The most recent King and Maxwell is the best.

I like most his books, but prefer the Will Robie and Camel CLub series over King and Maxwell


message 46: by Elaine (last edited Jan 11, 2015 04:32AM) (new) - rated it 5 stars

Elaine I think the innocent is not the best book from the Will Robbie series. I enjoyed the 2nd and 3rd book more. When compare to Hour Game, I like Hour Game more than Innocent. However in the King and Maxwell series I enjoy all of them but I like the last 2 and the frist book most.


message 47: by Matthew (last edited Jan 11, 2015 01:25PM) (new) - rated it 3 stars

Matthew Broman What I have learned is that everyone has different tastes and when it comes to books (just like everything else) everyone likes different things and has their own opinions, so, in all reality it's difficult to ask someone that question (in retrospect)because we all like different things. What I like is probably different than what you or someone else likes..so, i guess it is an unfair and biased question haha


message 48: by Gwen (new) - rated it 5 stars

Gwen My favorite is hands down The Camel Club. Oliver Stone brought tears to my eyes on many occasions. King & Maxwell and John Puller are also great.


Cathy The Camel Club books have been my favorite but the John Puller books are giving them a run for their money. King and Maxwell are also favorites. I like Will Robbie too. I guess I just love them all. I would probably recommend starting with the Camel Club then King and Maxwell. Do not miss the John Puller books.


Sharmeen Will Robie


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