Skeleton Coast (The Oregon Files)

This book was entertaining and on the edge of your seat fun. As almost always, Cussler entertains by pulling you into the story. I felt like I was really there seeing with my own eyes. I would highly recommend to anyone.

The pace was steady and engaging.The addition of new personalities is always a positive. They seem to be toning down the "macho" aspect of some previous books and I like that. Well done, entertaining read.

Like all of Clive Cussler's books, Skeleton Coast is a real entertaining read. It keeps you in suspence untill the final pages. I've read just about all of Cussler's writings and some of the are better than others. When he was writing the Dirk Pitt novels, they were the best. ------------JBM

Skeleton Coast was Clive Cussler at his best again. Full of action, macho heroes galore with a tad of humor. Always looking for when Cussler inserts himself into the plot for that minute in time! Fun read and as with all hi quick, hard to put down,a nd able to transport you into a world where heroes still exist, and you can escape on an adventure with them.

As many of you know, Cussler write the outline for these books, and the other writer (Jack DuBrul) writes most of the book.

I really like the Corporation and Juan and this book is really intensified by Jack's input. Chek out his new book Havoc and the Philip Mercer series.

Great story, but very poor editing. Columbia South America, the twin pratt at whiney radials on a turboprop plane, more mistakes. Instead of cranking out five books a year maybe we could knock one out that is edited to standard. Find a new editor Clive...