Literature & Fiction
Review:I love these Isaac Bell adventures. They so accurately describe the days gone by in America that you can almost smell the manure in the NYC streets from the horse-drawn street cars and drayage carts. An excellent read and I'm eagerly awaiting the next one. Read more
Review:Another great Dirk Pitt adventure. Cussler shows up in this book as "Dad" with the key to salvation for the world - how does he do it? As usual he keeps you on the edge of your seat Dirk and his sidekick Giordino are constantly in and out of the frying pan and the fire. Only shame is the Amazon have so few of the Pitt series available on Kindle. Read more
Review: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. Read more
Review:Not one of the better books by Clive Cussler. The story was only mildly interesting. I listened to this on cd and many times found my mind wandering away from the story. I would not suggest this story for anyone but to each his own. Read more
Review:I love these Isaac Bell adventures. They so accurately describe the days gone by in America that you can almost smell the manure in the NYC streets from the horse-drawn street cars and drayage carts. An excellent read and I'm eagerly awaiting the next one. Read more
Review:Fine if you know a lot about touring Istanbul, Israel, Cyprus etc. as a travelog. Too many sub plots for follow without getting bored. I have read all of the Dirk Pitt novels and think Cussler has lost it here. Read more
Review:Another fun read by Clive Cussler! Solid action with some curious escapes as usual. This had a really novel plot and you had to write in your own answers to questions that developed in your reader’s mind. Read more
Review:I have read almost all of Clive Cussler `s books and enjoy everyone of them. However, despite being an enjoyable reading book , Black Wind, is too predictable and lacks major suspense to the degree we are use to in the other Cussler books. Read more
Review:Rhese are the types of books that are designed to scare you. You have an airplane containing a deadly gas dissapearing. Finallour hero Dirk Pitt discovers the missing plane at the bottom of a lake in Colorado. Upon diving into the sunken plane Dirk discovers that two cannisters of the death gas are gone. This story then develops into an all out effote by Pitt to stop a terrorist act from being launched on Washington D.C. The terrorists are racing down the Potomac with the deadly gas in han... Read more
Review: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. Read more









