Binding: Audio CD
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780143143673
Format: Audiobook
ISBN: 0143143670
Label: Penguin Audio
Manufacturer: Penguin Audio
Number Of Items: 11
Number Of Pages: 14
Publication Date: November 25, 2008
Publisher: Penguin Audio
Sales Rank: 28211
Studio: Penguin Audio

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Editorial Review:

Product Description:
Unabridged CDs • 14 CDs, 16 hours

Dirk Pitt returns, in the extraordinary new novel from the grand master of adventure.




Rating: - Perspective from a car guy
As with all of Clive Cussler's books, this one is full of adventure and preposterous escapes from impossible situations. I really like how he weaves cars from his personal collection into the stories. Unfortunately, they all end up damaged to the point that they need to head back to the restoration shop. The good news is that they are always fixed, as opposed to sent off to the junk yard.

The villains are always evil and always get their just dues in the end. This one is no different. ... Read More

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Rating: - review of purchase
I purchased this book for my sister, she lives in Florida, and she loves Clive Cussler books. This was the perfect gift for her and in amazon fashion, it arrived in perfect condition, and she was thrilled.

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Rating: - CHFranco
The book dragged in places.

Perhaps the Pitt kids should get there own books as they didn't really add anything to the whole plot... just saying.

The global hysteria drove me crazy. There are reports out today that arctic ice is back up to 1979 levels (the arbitrary year that satellite photos were first available, and coincidentally the "biggest ice year", well until 2008).

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Rating: - The Cusslers Are Stuck In The Arctic Ice
I honestly have no defense for why I read Cussler novels. Once I think there was an admiration for Dirk Pitt, the primary swash-buckler. And there used to be believable humor and a true camaraderie. There have been a couple of good ones (3-4 stars, maybe), such as "Inca Gold" and "Sahara." The rest, like "Arctic Drift," are mediocre to awful. This one is basically a trash dime novel, way too long, way too boring, and way too -- well, way too!

Like the main recurring characters (Dirk Pitt ... Read More

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Rating: - Disappointing
Have read every Clive Cussler book and loved them. This is by far the worst one. The political preaching on global warming is totally unnecessary in this type of novel. Secondly, I know the theme of most of Cussler's books is for Al and Dirk to constantly get out of trouble but the steady diet of one crisis after another got real old in this book. Thirdly the constant killings by the bad guy and his henchman got old also.

I am hoping this is only a slight bump in the road for future Cussler ... Read More

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