The Sea Hunters II

By: Clive Cussler, Craig Dirgo

Narrated by: Edward Herrmann

From the authors of the #1 bestselling The Sea Hunters come more unforgettable true adventures with famous shipwrecks.

Abridged, five CDs, 6 hours©2003 Clive Cussler; (P)2003 Penguin

the sea hunters 2 is a very good book

Would you listen to The Sea Hunters II again? Why?

yes it is exciting story and entertaining.

What did you like best about this story?

It is about shipwrecks .

What does Edward Herrman bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

He makes it exciting and adverture for the listener.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

It made me laugh and cry for the people that die on the shipwrecks.

excellen listening

you can tell how much cussler loves resurecting history. and it transfer very well to the page.

Interesting listen

Well presented, and a engagingly written narrative. Did not suffer any of the "zoning out" that usually happens when listening to a retelling of first hand experiences

Audible chapters don’t match book chapters

Good stories, and with the exception of a few mispronounced names, a good narration. My big beef with this audiobook is that Audible has not made the chapters coincide with the chapters in the book. Jumping to the next or previous chapter in Audible does not take you to the beginning of the chapter, but rather some random place.

Great searches for sunken ships of history!

I decided to read this book while looking for some adventurous reads to share with my teen grandsons, and to my great surprise, I loved everything about the book! Definitely sharing with all three grandsons!

This book is a great blend of historical fiction , telling about various real sea vessels and sea airplanes that ended their lives in crashes. NUMA is an organization that is mostly funded by adventure author, Clive Clussler. It's mission is to find and salvage these sea vessels for history.

Two of the most famous vessels written about were Kennedy's PT 109, and the Carpathia, the ship first on the scene after the Titanic sank. All the stories were fascinating, and the many expaditions to find and authenticate the wreckages were even more fascinating. I'd recommend this book for everyone who likes adventure and history!