Identity In Stone Cold By David Baldacci

Do you ever sit back and wish you had a different identity? Well, that is how the life of Oliver Stone goes. I am reading Stone Cold by David Baldacci. Read about the exhilarating life of Oliver Stone and the camel club. I am giving the book a B+. There are three topics being reviewed two I like(the genre, and storyline), one I do not like was the introduction to the characters of the book.

Therefor, the genre of the book is crime fiction. Crime shows, movies, and books have always appealed to me. When I read these sort of books because it makes you think about the end and what really happened. Then I think if this has ever happened in real life and not just on the pages. It makes you want to keep reading and not put down the book. It is a mystery unsolved and the read just wants to know how it will end, and who did it or will be found guilty of the crime. When I read books like this I feel like I am there on the scene or

They are sent on missions to help the U.S. government. Stone is the leader of the group: “He called Reuben, Milton and Caleb. He told them there would be a meeting at the Camel Club…”(Baldacci 70). Stone is known to the real world as Oliver Stone(along with multiple other names in the past). His “job” is caretaker in the graveyard next to the White House, but when he is not doing this he is at home with his family. The Camel Club has been a group since they have all been recruited to help out the government with assassinations, missions, or whatever they may ask. All the members had joined forty years ago, but recently they have been dying like flies left and right. Stone was informed of this rampant information when he went to Carter Gray’s home: “Bingham was found in his bed. He had Lupus… Cole hanged himself… and Cincetti apparently got drunk, stumbled into his pool and drowned”(Baldacci