Clive always begins his Pitt adventures with a flashback that ultimately becomes a key part of the larger story. I'm still trying to figure out how this one was relevant. Sometimes it seemed as if Mr. Cussler and his son weren't really communication very well when they wrote this.
Still, it's a good 'read', just not at the top of my list of Dirk Pitt adventures. I think married life must be getting the best of our hero...

Probably, Love Clive Cussler

Interesting but not edge of seat thriller, but good Cussler

Standard Scott Brick

Great to hear the old gang together. Need more original Dirk Pitt books.

What I like best is always Dirk Pitt and his continuing adventures.

What I like least is the story didn't live up to past Dirk Pitt storys.The characters were not very bright;as they have been in the past.Especially the main female character;who is supposed to be a professional,but is not much more than helpness damsel needing rescue.Also goverment agencies that are completely clueless.Dirk himself seems to be suffering{given past expierence} from some cluelessnes.Being easily out manuevered at almost every turn.I expected better,but still entertaining.

As always, the best. No wonder he probably has more e-books than anyone else.

While it is fiction, the Panama Canal incidents were totally unbelievable!

I can't believe these characters continue to survive as stupid as they are. I could go on forever about the stupid things the main characters do that only would take common sense to overcome. Cusler must have written this one when he was high.