Blue Gold : A Novel from the NUMA Files (Paperback)

from bicyclewriter

While this series is published under the banner of the Clive Cussler stable, Mr Kemprecos is an author I'm really coming to enjoy. He has created some wonderful characters here, and this - the second in the series - continues to evolve and enhance these characters.In this one, Austin and his side...

from BrynDahlquis

It's not extraordinarily well-written, the plot is a little weird, and the characters are all incredibly one-dimensional and pretty boring. But if you can get past all that, it's not bad. It's kind of like indulging in a meaningless action movie. You really only watch it for the action. Unfortuna...

from neverstopreading

This was the first Clive Cussler book I've listened to, and unfortunately it was abridged. It's never good to form too much of an opinion of an author from an abridged work. The abridged audiobook, as you would expect, leaves you feeling like you missed reading something because, in fact, you did...

from miyurose

These are fun books for me to read. Very James Bond-ish. Except Kurt Austin is less of a devil with the ladies than good ol' Dirk Pitt. At least there's something different about their characters. Regardless, I like Cussler's stories, no matter how outlandish and silly they are.

from Darla

This is not a Dirk Pitt book--it's the 2nd in Cussler's collaborative series with Paul Kemprecos featuring Kurt Austin--but it's not all that different. If you've never read Clive Cussler, think James Bond with boats. The villains are over-the-top bad guys, and Dirk Pitt or Kurt Austin has to fac...