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Camel Club
The Camel Club series by David Baldacci has 5 known books (5 published) and is best read in publication order, starting with The Camel Club (2005). The latest book with a fully recorded publication date is Hell's Corner.
- Books
- 5 known books (5 novels)
- Published
- 5
- First published
- 2005
- Status
- completed
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Start here: The Camel Club (2005) — then read straight through in publication order.
Reading order
The date order of published books and any announced future entries — the default way to read the series.
- Book 1:
The Camel Club
The Camel Club is the opening novel of David Baldacci's Camel Club series, published in 2005 at 438 pages. It's the series' starting point, followed by The Collectors in a five-book series that ran through 2010.
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The Collectors
The Collectors is the second book in David Baldacci's Camel Club series, published in 2006 at 494 pages. It follows The Camel Club and precedes Stone Cold in the reading order.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of The Collectors - Book 3:
Stone Cold
Stone Cold is the third book in David Baldacci's Camel Club series, published in 2007 at 391 pages. It follows The Collectors and precedes Divine Justice in the reading order.
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Divine Justice
Divine Justice is the fourth book in David Baldacci's Camel Club series, published in 2008 at 406 pages. It follows Stone Cold and precedes Hell's Corner, the series' fifth and final book.
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Hell's Corner
Hell's Corner is the fifth and final book in David Baldacci's Camel Club series, published in 2010 at 472 pages. It follows Divine Justice and completes the series, which ran from 2005 to 2010.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Hell's Corner
About the Camel Club series
The Camel Club is an unofficial team of Washington D.C. outsiders — a group of self-appointed watchdogs led by the enigmatic Oliver Stone (a former top-secret government assassin now living as a recluse across from the White House) who gather to investigate conspiracies the official system won't touch. Around Stone, David Baldacci assembles a memorable ensemble: Secret Service agent Alex Ford, tech specialist Caleb Shaw, librarian Milton Farb, and later Secret Service agent Annabelle Conroy, each bringing skills the group needs when a case runs into government cover-ups, assassination plots and conspiracies reaching into the highest levels of Washington power.
Launched in 2005, the series pairs Baldacci's trademark Beltway-insider plotting with a genuine found-family dynamic among its unlikely investigators, and Stone's mysterious past as a disavowed government operative gives the series a running mystery that deepens across its five novels. It sits squarely alongside Baldacci's other Washington-set political thrillers, and the character makes a later crossover appearance in the Will Robie series. Readers who enjoy conspiracy-driven thrillers with a tight ensemble cast and a strong sense of place in D.C.'s corridors of power are the natural audience.
Frequently asked questions
How many Camel Club books are there?
There are 5 main Camel Club novels: The Camel Club (2005), The Collectors (2006), Stone Cold (2007), Divine Justice (2008) and Hell's Corner (2010). A related novella, Bullseye (2014), crosses over with the Will Robie series.
What order should I read the Camel Club books in?
Publication order, starting with The Camel Club. Oliver Stone's backstory and the team's relationships develop across all five books, so reading in sequence is recommended.
Who is Oliver Stone in the Camel Club series?
Oliver Stone (an alias) is a former top-secret U.S. government assassin who now lives as a recluse near the White House and leads the Camel Club's unofficial investigations. His true identity and past are a running mystery across the series.
Does the Camel Club connect to Baldacci's other series?
Yes. Oliver Stone appears in the novella Bullseye (2014), a direct crossover with the Will Robie series, and the Camel Club shares its Washington D.C. political-thriller world with Baldacci's other series.
Is there a new Camel Club book coming?
No new Camel Club novel has been announced since Hell's Corner (2010).
If you like the Camel Club series
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