The Mediterranean Caper (Dirk Pitt Adventure)

I decided to start reading from the beginning as a few of these novels had caught my attention. Definitely has you reading more and more each time until you realize its late at night or your finished. Definitely a good read, especially if you have a great imagination.

Well written. This was my first Dirk Pitt novel to read. I much prefer the Oregon Files, the Fargo and the Issac Bell series to this one. The main characters in those series are more likable than Pitt’s.

Have really enjoyed all of Clive Cussler's works with the Oregon Files
and the Numa Files, but this was somewhat short and not sure I feel good
with Dirk Pitt's charachter. But was a good book and enjoyed reading it,
just left me looking for other things from him and now am reading the
Fargo Adventures and do like it.

The story was fun and had some great twists. The writing style was still undeveloped, I think, but I raced through this book. The villans were villanous. The good guys were great. The others kept you guessing. And the link to WW1 was interesting.

Very early Clive Clussler. The characters have yet to develop and in fact are being developed over the series of books. Slow going at first but livens up toward the middle moving to the end.
If you want to see where the characters start at, this is one of the books to read. (Dirk Pitt and pals).

I've only recently started reading the Dirk Pitt series so I decided to start at the beginning. I found this one to be very entertaining, and easy to read. It was written in the early 70's and I found the references to older technology added to the enjoyment.

This was my first Cussler novel, and while I liked the plot, I felt that it was not well-written. In addition to being somewhat offensive to women, the narrator used trite expression after trite expression. Really it was irritating.

This book as all Clive Cussler books was very good from start to finish. I am always happy to start one and sad to end one.
Always plenty of action and adventure make the Dirk Pitt Adventures interesting from start to finish.

I quit reading after about the first 20 pages because of the sexual content. I haven't found the other Clive Cussler books that I have read to be like this! I was very disappointed in this particular book.

I always get excited when opening Cussler novels. I have yet to read a book from this author that is not exciting. All plots, although sometimes appear extreem;y ficticious you get to belive the possibility

Why is the author slowly letting the superstars Dirk and Al fade away???? Dirk's children are very, very boring. Please stick with Dirk & Al. I am sure there are many capers and adventures still left for the two heros. Please, let the children become doctors or architects. :)

This was a great novel. The sittings are as expected for undersea treasure and archaeology settings. Dirk's son and daughter Dirk and Summer leading up to more of the twos be the leading. Dirk, Al and Sandecker are moving to new jobs in Numa.

Nobody writes em like Clive Cussler...sort of like James Bond meets Jacque Cousteau. Excellent book for history and science lovers...and there is always a twist...can you spot Clive Cussler's character in the book? I love that part...he always inserts himself into his work. I know of no other author who does that. Hope you enjoy the read! This is my 2nd time around :o)

I enjoy adventure novels and this book fulfills that desire. It was fast paced, detailed so as to allow the reader to envision the scenes. It had the twists and turns in the plot that thrills the heart of the reader.

As always Clive Cussler is a great author who can captivate you. He is able to get you to build an mental image to live the story that he has written. Spell binding from start to finish. I would recommend his books to anyone.