posts on 4/25/2006 1:24:22 PM
I was wondering if anybody knew if there is written a summary of the book?
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Mel
posts on 3/28/2006 5:53:19 AM
A book I really liked was TREASURE, it had a good mix of ?!history!? adventure and problem solving. I really enjoyed that one.
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Alf Inge
posts on 3/27/2006 7:14:39 AM
What is the best book by Clive Cussler, or the best book in your mind? I'm reading Iceberg right now, but Incagold is my favorite...
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mark russell
posts on 3/1/2006 4:54:18 PM
it was the pacific vortex and even though he never had relations with her she had 2 kids , twins thru emculate conception
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Bons
posts on 3/1/2006 3:58:58 PM
first appear? She was an interest of his in one of the Dirk Pitt books but I can't remember which one. Cussler has recently put the twins Dirk and Summer into the novels now. I was just looking back to where it started.
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debbie k
posts on 2/27/2006 8:11:37 AM
Vanessa, If you email me at pebbles6460 at hotmail I will email you a list I have made up that shows everything Clive Cussler has written with publication dates too.
Debbie
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vanessa
posts on 2/27/2006 5:33:59 AM
I am having a hard time finding a list that shows the order of all the dirk pitt books. Could you direct me to that?
Thanks a lot.
Vanessa
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T from Texas
posts on 2/21/2006 4:15:59 PM
From Night Probe:
When the Canadian ship protecting the waters over the sunken ship in the ??Great Lakes?? and the US Naval vessel "Phoenix" shows up. The captain of the Canadian ship threatens the "Phoenix" with harm. The Texan captain of the "USS Guided Missle Cruiser, Phoenix" tells him to "Draw, Pardner". Gives this Texan goose bumps every time I read it. Bet it scared the you-know-what out of that Canadian captain, too! Cussler & Pitt rule! T
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Nancy
posts on 2/2/2006 6:58:33 AM
The storyline about Lincoln, where does it come from; Cussler's fertile mind or could it possibly be true?
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Beate Zahn
posts on 1/13/2006 6:09:28 PM
After the villain Hickman was shot doen over the Dead Sea Cabrillo says:"Whatever remains exist sleep with the fishes."
That mistake should not have happened. Most everyone knows that there are no fish in the Dead Sea because of the high salt content. You can't even swim there because of the same reason. So, if Hickman would have remained intact he would have popped to the surface like a cork out of a champagne bottle.
It bugs me when authors don't do their research.
B.Z.
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