A review of The Bootlegger by Clive Cussler (2014) from a big fan and from a Christian perspective. Continue reading
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A review of The Bootlegger by Clive Cussler (2014) from a big fan and from a Christian perspective. Continue reading
“When you never give up, time is on your side.” (Chapter 50) The sixth book Clive Cussler‘s the Isaac Bell series is a throwback, which is saying something, since all of Bell’s books take place at the turn of the … Continue reading
Having recently finished Book 4 in the Isaac Bell Series, The Race, and having loved it, I was very excited to see this book opening scenes set onboard the Mauritania bound for New York Harbor, because it offered the possibility … Continue reading
In this fourth book in the Isaac Bell series, Clive Cussler and Justin Scott are really coming into their own. Their best that I’ve read thus far, The Race fits all essential story elements into a tight, nicely packaged turn-of-the-century … Continue reading
For the first time in a long while for me, a Clive Cussler novel begins like any old average book, without a thrilling and historical prologue that sets the stage for all that follows. The slow walk into the novel … Continue reading
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Book Two in the Isaac Bell series, The Wrecker, takes Clive Cussler‘s readers back in time once more to the turn of the 20th Century. While the West Coast thrives in own wild way, railroad men across the country fight … Continue reading
In taking a brief respite from Cussler’s NUMA Files, I decided to delve into his Isaac Bell Adventures. This, Clive Cussler‘s most unique series yet, stars Isaac Bell, the lead detective in the Van Dorn Detective Agency during the very early … Continue reading