Bullseye: An Original Will Robie / Camel Club Short Story

Written by David Baldacci

Narrated by Ron McLarty

In this all-new short story from #1 New York Times bestselling author David Baldacci, worlds collide when government assassin Will Robie is caught in the crossfire with Oliver Stone and the Camel Club.

Will Robie is closing in on his next target when he finds himself in the middle of a bank heist--and he's taken hostage alongside Oliver Stone. But is this just a simple bank job, or are the robbers after something even more valuable--and dangerous--than the cash in the vault?

Available only as an ebook.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Hachette Audio
• Release date: Feb 4, 2014
• ISBN: 9781478900788

David Baldacci

Nacido en 1960, David Baldacci se licenció en Derecho por la Universidad de Virginia y ejerció como abogado en Washington durante nueve años. El reconocimiento unánime con que el público y la crítica recibieron sus primeras novelas le llevó a abandonar la abogacía para dedicarse por entero a la escritura. Desde entonces, David Baldacci es uno de los grandes nombres del género thriller contemporáneo; su obra ha sido traducida a treinta y cuatro idiomas y se publica en más de ochenta países. David Baldacci colabora también con el mundo del cine: es autor de seis guiones y su primera novela Poder absoluto (1996) fue llevada a la gran pantalla bajo la dirección de Clint Eastwood.

Reviews for Bullseye

[ajlewis2_1 · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

This is actually a good short story for those who know Will Robie and/or Camel Club. I've read both. On its own, there is not the great character development or intriguing story found in Baldacci's books. This book is for those who are reading the Will Robie series. I'm not sure what the purpose is, but I think I'll see it down the line. Knowing the Camel Club characters in advance brings a lot more to this story. Even so, it is a good, quick read.

[buffalogr · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Great short story with characters familiar to two Baldacci series. The plot is tight and completes soon--the book is only a 2+ hour listen. It does not contain much character development; does no need it as readers who follow both series will recognize them instantly. Where's the next Will Robie?