Sam and Remi Fargo Adventure The Kingdom, Book 3, (Paperback)

from nursewidener

Another intriguing story with the Fargos sent off to help a friend and then find themselves having another life changing adventure. The story is mostly set in Nepal but travels into Asia and the surrounding areas. So for people who don't like books that take them away from the US then Cussler is ...

from TomWheaton

This was a bit different than other Cussler books in that the Fargos were not trying to stop a bad guy who has a scheme to destroy the earth. It was more like a Raiders of the Lost Ark-type adventure. I did find myself going to the computer to check locations and characters to see of they were ac...

from bensdad00

The Fargo series is the weakest of Cussler's franchises, but still entertaining. This particular one moves faster than most, breezing through the requisite historical prologues and jumping in to the action. The Antagonist is a bit two dimensional, although with a few interesting familial quirks; ...

from HenriMoreaux

It's been 2 years since I read the last instalment of the Fargo's adventures (Lost Empire) but even so after the first few pages I was back in the wing of things and didn't feel like I was missing out on critical things like some series books. There's enough overlap to refresh your memory without...

from Carol420

The Fargo's, Sam and Remi, are back. They are hired (actually they are willing to do the work for free) by a billionaire named King who wants them to find a friend of their's, Alton, who has gone missing while working for King to try and locate his father. The strange thing is that King's father ...