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People are dropping dead in Washington, D.C., and the Camel Club must unravel a secret that threatens to bring America to its knees. In "The Collectors," #1 "New York Times" bestselling author Baldacci once again demonstrates why he is one of the world's favorite writers.

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11 comments

  • Georgine Sutyak
    •September 24, 2023 at 9:51 pm
    I really enjoyed this book. The character voices were well done, and it added to the overall experience. However, I have to say that the constant interruptions from the narrator, who sounded like a carnival barker, were absolutely terrible.
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  • Jannette Derringer
    •September 21, 2023 at 3:40 pm
    The characters in Baldacci's 'The Collectors' are some of his most intriguing yet, with Oliver Stone and his group of unconventional crime solvers, known as the Camel Club, taking the spotlight. Set in the heart of the nation's capital, these novels delve into the lives of those immersed in the world of political influence. 'The Collectors' seamlessly combines the elements of a riveting detective story and a thrilling espionage tale, boasting captivating plot twists and an unwavering sense of suspense. I cannot recommend 'The Collectors' and the entire series enough.
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  • Randall E.
    •September 21, 2023 at 5:48 am
    If you grew up listening to classic radio shows like "The Shadow" or "Have Gun, Will Travel," then you'll find the narration style of "The Collectors" quite familiar. The director aimed for a play-like atmosphere with the narration, and I personally found it enjoyable. Some may argue that it deviates from the norm, but hey, isn't the whole concept of audiobooks a bit sacrilegious in a way? Don't miss out on another fantastic book by David Baldacci. "The Collectors" is packed with drama, surprises, twists, and a satisfying conclusion.
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  • Kelsie Hanson
    •December 1, 2019 at 4:29 pm
    As opposed to many of the other reviews, I liked the different narrators for male and female voices and I didn't have any trouble distinguishing the voices for each character. This whole series is a great thriller series with interesting characters. I highly recommend them but definitely try to read them in order if you can.
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  • Jean Varner
    •November 21, 2019 at 9:42 pm
    Interesting ... the story line moved quickly ... it kept my interest. I enjoyed the book. Despite having read all 3 books in the Camel Club Series in hardcover listening to it was a pleasure.
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  • Werner
    •November 20, 2019 at 4:45 pm
    having read most of David's books, listening to them on discs enhances the stories, and brings them to life. This book, as well others are very entertaining. I can hardly wait for the next three books(audios) in the series to arrive. It helps to read(hear) them in sequence, as most writers refer to charactors and events presented in previous books. I strongly recommend the Camel Club series. DB is very creative.
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  • Mandi Scott Chestler
    •November 19, 2019 at 9:26 pm
    This is a botched production of good suspense novel. Why the absurd narration? The main narrator was annoying, the female narrator used the same voice for every woman in the story, as did the second male narrator with all his charactors. The result was a collection of voice amateurs messing up a decent David Baldacci yarn. The high note of The Collectors was the introduction of a great new charactor in Annabelle. The producers of this audiobook should have stuck with Jonathan Davis, the excellent narrator of The Camel Club.
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  • Bruce Curson
    •November 19, 2019 at 1:40 am
    Having read the previous two reviews, I actually enjoyed 'The Collectors' better than 'The Camel Club'. I look forward to listening to 'Stone Cold' which picks up the story line of The Collectors. I do agree with the reviews that the narration was annoying. Actually, the multiple voices were not as bad as the main narrator who followed the other voices' dialogue with "he said with remorse" or "she exclaimed excitedly". It would have been far less annoying if the same voice followed their own dialogue with the "he said" or "she exclaimed" descriptives. Towards the end of the book, I finally got use to these awkward changes in voice that occured in the same sentence ... mainly because the story line was so good.
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  • Shane Nixon
    •November 16, 2019 at 10:59 pm
    Love me some Camel Club. These characters are so real, so well defined, so personal . . . and now Annabelle? LOVE it. Another hit in this series. GREAT narration, wonderful story, even an ending that makes you wonder if we won't hear from darling Annabelle again. GREAT read.
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  • Amit Chatterjee
    •November 13, 2019 at 4:21 pm
    A good promising start to the novel gets you hooked. At times it seems to drift a little, jumping plots. You wonder if these plots will collide, and the middle drags a little. However, the finish is good.
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