Dirk Pitt Adventure Raise the Titanic!, Book 3, (Paperback)

from Razinha

Context is everything...and should probably be considered when re-reading early Cussler books. He might have thought he was crafting a strong female character, must he was sexist through and through in attempting it. Think 20 something male and a culture of Hugh Hefner in the 70s with an underwat...

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This book was early Cussler and it shows. Nevertheless, he manages to piece together a story that is still palatable for the reader for what it is. Dirk Pitt seems a little static in this one, and the minor characters do not offer as much as in other Cussler novels, but this was a success of an e...

from LeslitGS

The top-secret Meta Section think tank funded by the President through even more secret means is madly striving to produce a new super-secret [as well as super-sonic] defense project before the President's last 18 months are up and the department disappears. The two men heading the project hurl t...

from TriciaDM

I thought this was a good book, a little longer then the other cussler books I have read, but well worth it. The story just never stopped which was fun in some ways and dragging in others. I read it along with a couple of other books, which I normally do, but this was the type of book that needs ...

from bronwyn52

it,s a good book even though it is fiction about an attempt to raise the titanic because of a rare substance supposedly hidden inside the ship, and it has excitement, adventure, and romance all the way through. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes a mixture of fiction, non fiction, adv...