Enjoyable escapism and a quite different plot. I again marvel at the research that must have been used to develop the conjecture that makes up Cussler's many plots. I like the way that the author seemingly supports capitalist archaeology and at the same time stresses the desire to maintain the need to preserve the antiquities for the public to see and learn from.

The story was a bit predictable BUT enjoyable as always

Scott Brick is a great narrator.

Sam and Remy always crack me up! :) It is fun to get lost in their world with them, even if just for a bit.

The history and development for setting the story into an exciting Adventure

Both the Fargo are favorites...they demonstrate not only how to be individuals, but define the courage and dedication it take to complete a relationship

How Fargo followed his wife and could sense location without knowing, then as he came closer to her inprisonment, his insistence to learn Morse code is rewarded.

just continued to keep my attention and didn't want to stop listening to the story.

Clive Cussller know to mix history and tell the "rest of the story" together for a great racing and listening experience

W R Worthy

in the future , sure, worth hearing again

yes , moved along, and I could always depend on C.C. to bail them out when all looks nearly hopeless

one of the very best of the best, we are one of Scott Bricks fans, he seem to be getting better and better,( a cast of hundreds)

for sure if I could, my wife and I would stay in the car to listen for the end of the chapter

buy it , Cussler and Perry did their home work for the historical facts, I allways learn something

Kept my interest through-out and a very intertaining read and thrilling mistery. A bit on the light side but still very good.

This is what the old Pitt books were like, good plot some history and action. None of the save the world Bull**** the other series are gravitating toward with every addtional book he "C.C". co writes. You'll get that reference if you read the last Pitt book.
Scott, not every one from Eastern Europe sounds like Adolf or Joseph just an FYI.

The Fargos don't disappoint. I was always a die-hard Dirk Pitt fan, but Sam and Remy Fargo have taken his place! I love every single Fargo adventure without exception. The fact that Scott Brick reads all of them is just icing on the cake. I honestly don't know how Mr. Cussler keeps coming up with different ideas. Granted, most of his books are somewhat formulaic, but for sheer entertainment value these books just can't be beat.

Very entertaining

The master as always.

Fascinating.

Unlike the formula writers Cussler is able to create a story line and twist that continually entertain and puzzle me.

The story line was modern and believable. Thought his story line fresh with sustained suspense.

I thought it was a believable story and the bad guys were not over the top. I'm attracted to the historic mysteries so it was in my wheel house. I liked the mental aspect of the investigation without the braun to save the day.

Wow! Tough question because during the book I thought to myself on what a great transition he was making between characters. I don't have a favorite - he did a great job.

Lost in history the East and West come together to find the elusive warrior.

Quality of writing and plot flow was not even in the same league as all of the other Fargo adventures. I love and have listened to every single Fargo book as they are released, and I didn't even finish listening to this one. The plot flow makes sense, but contains no sensory details or attempts to really make you feel like you are there, which I think has been present in all of the previous Fargo books.

Yes, of course. Lifelong Cussler fan, and love every other book he has written / co written except this one.

I already 'know' Sam and Remy, but the character development of all the new characters was slipshod.

Very disappointed with writing quality in general. Scott Brick, as always, is one of the best narrators on Audible.