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I’ve almost exhausted my Clive Cussler library but still have a few missed novels which I’ve read before but have never reviewed. Surprisingly, this first book in the NUMA Files series is one I’d missed! Regarding the series as a whole, … Continue reading
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This third novel from The Oregon Files that I finished during my week in Laos is the 8th book in the series. Like Plague Ship, this story has some unique ingredients that makes it stand out from the rest, though … Continue reading
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I listened to three books from the Oregon Files series in immediate succession during my trip to Laos, and quite honestly, I’m a bit bummed that I don’t have any others in my queue. After truly enjoying Plague Ship with … Continue reading
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I had the pleasure of enjoying this book while on a long, bumpy ride through the broken roads of Laos this week, and I don’t think I could have asked for better company. Like most Cussler novels, this fifth book … Continue reading
When I returned to Skeleton Coast recently, I was glad to find that I remembered nothing of the tale except its location (which isn’t all that impressive, I guess, since it’s located on the “Skeleton Coast”). This fourth book in The Oregon Files is … Continue reading
It’s time once again for some “reckless American adventurism” (Epilogue) As prolific as Clive Cussler has become over the years—what with his multiple series, the occasional non-fiction book, and even a few kids’ books—nothing he writes can compete with action from … Continue reading
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As I make my way through the Dirk Pitt series for a second time, my intent is to review each installment in the context of the overall story arch. I love the Dirk Pitt story arch, obviously, and how it … Continue reading
In my rush to finish the full Dirk Pitt Series for a second time, I blew through this one and started the next without giving myself ample time to breathe and review. For that reason, I’m a bit miffed that … Continue reading
This book floored me with its—dare I say it?—sheer stupidity. Sorry, Clive. I love you like a man’s supposed to love his car or favorite beverage, but you failed me and your readers big time on this one. I’ll share … Continue reading
As I continue my romp through the full gamut of Dirk Pitt novels, I necessarily must trudge once more through less entertaining novels like this one. I recall this particular offering as being merely a long set-up for its own … Continue reading
