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review 1: I always enjoy spending time with Sam and Remi Fargo, and this book was no exception. Although it wasn’t as good as previous books, I still thoroughly enjoyed it. Clive Cussler has a unique ability to write with other authors and still make the books seem like they are totally ...
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review 1: You can argue Cussler's books are being cranked out, formulaic and essentially variations on a theme, but perhaps that's not a bad thing! This book is a return to form for the series, one I enjoyed reading from start to finish. The premise is interesting but a bit scientifically ...
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review 1: Tak se mi povedlo dočíst tuhle sbírku. Když jsem restartoval své čtecí období, tak jsem začínal Thrillerem 1 a dle něj jsem si našel spoustu nových autorů. A stále u nich zůstávám. Nečekal jsem, že to u dvojky bude stejné, ale zase, že to bude tak slabé, to tedy taky ne. Pravda j...
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review 1: If you are looking for a Dirk Pitt-type of adventure and dialogue or a stunning tale about the Oregon, you'll be deeply disappointed in Lost Empire. If you are open to a book that contains some fascinating speculation about history and some intriguing puzzle clues, Lost Empire wi...
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review 1: I have to develop a different rating systems for books like these - mind candy - so readable, often silly but full of fun and adventure. I think I'll call them Quickreads instead of Goodreads. The latter have to have something literary or deep or revealing to get 5 stars, books l...
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review 1: I don't remember the last Fargo book being this terrible. As usual, the storyline was pretty much what you would expect of a Cussler novel, so no particular complaints there. The thing that really got me was the dialogue. It was so scripted, it felt like I was watching Top Gear U...
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review 1: I had not read a Clive Cussler book in some time and it felt good to be back with my "old friends" at NUMA. What I enjoy most about this author is he takes an historical or current event , veils it in fiction and tops it off with lots of descriptions of distant travel and oceanog...
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review 1: While still an interesting book and keeping up the characters, I wasn't as much of a fan of this one as the previous ones. The most ridiculous part was them racing the hurricane up from Miami and making it to NY in record time. Yup, okay. But I did learn some interesting detai...
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review 1: I thoroughly enjoyed this chapter in the Dirk Pitt saga. I found it particularly intriguing given the fact that the US decided to reinstate diplomatic relations with Cuba while I was reading the book. Made for some interesting parallels, especially given the friendlier tone of th...
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review 1: Like other Cussler books and many of the best seller thrillers, I rate the book on simple enjoyment, as mind candy, a Quickread. I actually listen to the books like this rather than read them page by page, that way I can go faster, double time on the voice. Scott Brick's voice do...
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review 1: Few people have the ability to write action as well as Clive Cussler (and, in this case, co-author Graham Brown). In "Zero Hour," starring rugged hero Kurt Austin and his sidekick Joe Zavala, the target of their pursuit is a madman (Cussler is spot-on when it comes to evil villai...
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review 1: very interesting read. A little different from the previous works. More action and also the book includes a most interesting idea where a supercomputer takes over the world. Interesting how the supercomputer has a conscience and decides that what is being done is not good for the...
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review 1: Have been a long time Clive Cussler fan, but this one fell short. First time reading something that he has done with another author and not sure I will be quick to read another joint project of his. It wasn't bad, but felt it lacked detail at times and was choppy. Also, didn't...
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review 1: The seventh in the Oregon Files series, and the continued adventures of Juan Cabrillo and his "corporation" - a group of highly trained off the books intelligence operatives that are centered on the Oregon (a large ship made to look like a rusty cargo ship). In this installment,...
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review 1: Weer een echte Clive Cussler, snel, spannend en ongeloofwaardig.
review 2: It is a very well written, keeps you thinking all the way.
review 2: It is a very well written, keeps you thinking all the way.
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review 1: “The Jungle” begins with a history lesson as all Cussler books do. This one is set in eastern China 1281 A.D. it reveals the battle tactics of General Khenbish, who is in the employ of the great Khan. We learn the history of the three tents that precede each battle and see the ...