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Phyllis | 2/14/2014
" I love the Dirk Pitt Novels by Clive Clusser. He handles murder and mayhem in such a light way that you can't help but like it. Dirk is a great hero. "
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Pam Costa | 2/8/2014
" This was my first time reading Clive Cussler and I'm very impressed! I found myself quickly turning through the pages of several exciting adventures. I enjoyed his ability to describe in such detail and he has added so much class to his characters. I will be seeking more of his books. "
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Brent | 1/21/2014
" I can't tell if I'm tiring of soon-to-be hackneyed plot lines or if this book is just on the blander side. Without spoiling too much, the real life Characters of Clive's family becoming part of the cast is tiresome. I'm sure it makes the family reunions sparkle in self-important revelrie, but couldn't you just stop it after "Dirk"? "
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Barbara ★ | 1/10/2014
" There isn't a Dirk Pitt adventure that I haven't loved! Clive Cussler writes fantastic novels that stretch the believability factor but never the imagination. His adventures are all something that really could happen using smarts and technology. Dirk always gets the bad guy (or gal). The books always introduce a few different plots happening at the same time which seemingly have absolutely nothing to do with each other but somehow are all tied together. The process of tying them together is fascinating and really keeps you turning pages. This one has Vikings, pirates, luxury liners, luxury submarines, oil tankers, oil conglomerates and one really really bad character with more money than brains. This is one of the few series that really don't have to be read in sequence. Simply spectacular! "
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Dan Piette | 11/28/2013
" So horrible it was like watching a car wreck "
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Thomas Roth | 11/26/2013
" An excellent adventure with a surprise ending. "
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Sami | 11/6/2013
" This is one of my all time favorite Cussler books. I look forward to rereading this book in the near future. The first time I read this was on a trip home from Oregon to SoCal, it helped the time go by real fast! "
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Toni Osborne | 10/18/2013
" I enjoy this thriller although I found it had way too much suspense in it. You will find yourself tangled in ancient Viking runes, diving in Captain Memo's nautilus, and flying with the Red Baron in Manhattan. You will experience the never ending wild adventures featuring Pitt and his pal Giordino. "
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Michael | 10/16/2013
" I can't believe how many of these I've read, I grew up reading these stories "
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Shelel | 10/16/2013
" I can't say it enough - as formulaic as these novels are - I STILL want a Dirk Pitt in my life. "
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Rusty | 10/14/2013
" Don't remember a whole lot about this one, but as usual, the side story is vastly more interesting than the main story. "
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Kellie | 9/28/2013
" A little trite especially when the author shows up to rescue the hero. "
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Jeff Noble | 8/5/2013
" As much as I like the Dirk Pitt series, this one got a little corny - what with the teleportation stuff and all. But still a fun read. "
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Christine Diane Paloma | 6/3/2013
" Despite the glaring plot holes, the idea was brilliant and this remains my favorite among the Dirk Pitt novels. "
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kay Kuhlmann | 1/17/2013
" This is a good adventure. Dirt Pitt is fun, but I love his side kick. "
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Arna | 12/4/2012
" The is my "for the aeroplane..." bookshelf. It's reserved for the good old fashioned adventure or mystery novel, perfect for beach reading or for long haul flights. "
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Jane | 10/23/2012
" I must have read this book years ago, and recently enjoyed it again. Dirk Pitt as usual getting into and out of scrapes along the way while saving the world! "
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Sandi Morris | 8/11/2012
" Have been a Cussler fan for years, didn't disappoint. "
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Josie clark | 6/24/2012
" This truly captivating story, with next to no dull parts. I would advise anyone with an appetite for adventure to read this book. Clive Cussler consistently does a great job of not only catching the readers attention, but continuing to hold on to it until the end of the book. "
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Jessica | 6/13/2012
" Skip this one...it's only mildly entertaining as far as plot, and oh boy is it outdated in its treatment of women!!! "
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Mandi | 2/1/2012
" Another Dirk Pitt novel. I believe this one started with a story of the Vikings in America. "
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Cactuskid2 | 12/30/2011
" Got a little far-fetched. "
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Abram | 9/5/2011
" I was pleasantly surprised with this book. It was entertaining, fast paced and full of adventure. Just a fun read. "
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Jasonchicks | 6/23/2011
" Dirk Pitt never disappoints. Enjoyably predictable.
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Elizabeth | 6/8/2011
" Whatever Dirk Pitt, his kids and his friends are up to, it's a must-read for me!
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Rick | 6/7/2011
" Another great Clive Cussler thriller - almost seemed to be too many stories going on but it all came together in a great way.
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Christine | 6/3/2011
" A fun Dirk Pitt novel. The funny thing about this book is it takes place in 2012, and a radical brother/sister duo are trying to create chaos and uprising all across the Middle East. With current events how they are, the whole book is a little ironic. But this book is good for a fun read.
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Christy | 4/28/2011
" Don't judge. I read Clive Cussler for the same reason I watch cheesy disaster movies: no brain power required and the good guys win.
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Fred | 4/27/2011
" Silly but entertaining, ties in history and science plausibly
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Chris | 4/20/2011
" Not a ton of substance to a Dirk Pitt adventure, but this one - like the others - is full of action and adventure and an interesting story.
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Sheldon | 4/15/2011
" typical for the dirk pitt series
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Michelle | 4/12/2011
" Better than the average Dirk Pitt book because it had all the characters involved and the plot was modern and interesting. I had to read this book in little snippets so I didn't get to enjoy it as much as I would have liked but it was still a good "escape" book.
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Anandh | 3/27/2011
" While the theme of terror in the Islamic world gets a bit too boring, the book weaves in historical events in a way Ken Follet and Wilbur Smith would be proud of. Good read, even during 1 entire session!
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Eric | 3/26/2011
" Another enjoyable read by the Cussler duo.
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