Clive Cussler AudioBooks
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Clive Cussler began writing in 1965 when his wife took a job working nights for the local police department where they lived in California. After making dinner for the kids and putting them to bed he had no one to talk to and nothing to do so he decided to start writing.[7] His most famous creation is marine engineer, government agent and adventurer Dirk Pitt. The Dirk Pitt novels frequently take on an alternative history perspective, such as "what if Atlantis was real?" or "what if Abraham Lincoln wasn't assassinated, but was kidnapped?"
The first two Pitt novels, The Mediterranean Caper and Iceberg, were relatively conventional maritime thrillers. The third, Raise the Titanic!, made Cussler's reputation and established the pattern that subsequent Pitt novels would follow: a blend of high adventure and high technology, generally involving megalomaniacal villains, lost ships, beautiful women, and sunken treasure.
Cussler's novels, like those of Michael Crichton, are examples of techno-thrillers that do not use military plots and settings. Where Crichton strove for scrupulous realism, however, Cussler prefers fantastic spectacles and outlandish plot devices. The Pitt novels, in particular, have the anything-goes quality of the James Bond or Indiana Jones movies, while also sometimes borrowing from Alistair MacLean's novels. Pitt himself is a larger-than-life hero reminiscent of Doc Savage and other characters from pulp magazines.
Clive Cussler has had more than seventeen consecutive titles reach The New York Times fiction best-seller list.
Directory of \Clive Cussler
(Dirk Pitt 1) - The Mediterranean Caper
(Dirk Pitt 10) - Dragon
(Dirk Pitt 11) - Sahara
(Dirk Pitt 12) - Inca Gold
(Dirk Pitt 13) - Shock Wave
(Dirk Pitt 14) - Flood Tide
(Dirk Pitt 15) - Atlantis Found
(Dirk Pitt 16) - Valhalla Rising
(Dirk Pitt 17) - Trojan Odyssey
(Dirk Pitt 18 ) - Black Wind
(Dirk Pitt 19) - Treasure of Khan
(Dirk Pitt 2) - Iceberg
(Dirk Pitt 20) - Arctic Drift
(Dirk Pitt 21) - Crescent Dawn
(Dirk Pitt 3) - Raise the Titanic!
(Dirk Pitt 4) - Vixen 03
(Dirk Pitt 5) - Night Probe!
(Dirk Pitt 6) - Pacific Vortex!
(Dirk Pitt 7) - Deep Six
(Dirk Pitt 8 ) - Cyclops
(Dirk Pitt 9) - Treasure
(Fargo 1) - Spartan Gold
(Fargo 2) - Lost Empire
(Fargo 3) - The Kingdom
(Isaac Bell 1) - The Chase
(Isaac Bell 2) - The Wrecker
(Isaac Bell 3) - The Spy
(Isaac Bell 4) - The Race
(Isaac Bell 5) - The Thief
(NUMA Files 1) - Serpent
(NUMA Files 2) - Blue Gold
(NUMA Files 3) - Fire Ice
(NUMA Files 4) - White Death
(NUMA Files 5) - Lost City
(NUMA Files 6) - Polar Shift
(NUMA Files 7) - The Navigator
(NUMA Files 8 ) - Medusa
(NUMA Files 9) - Devil's Gate
(Oregon Files 1) - Golden Buddha
(Oregon Files 2) - Sacred Stone
(Oregon Files 3) - Dark Watch
(Oregon Files 4) - Skeleton Coast
(Oregon Files 5) - Plague Ship
(Oregon Files 6) - Corsair
(Oregon Files 7) - The Silent Sea
(Oregon Files 8 ) - The Jungle
MP3 96 kbps Mono | Size: 27 GB
Clive Cussler began writing in 1965 when his wife took a job working nights for the local police department where they lived in California. After making dinner for the kids and putting them to bed he had no one to talk to and nothing to do so he decided to start writing.[7] His most famous creation is marine engineer, government agent and adventurer Dirk Pitt. The Dirk Pitt novels frequently take on an alternative history perspective, such as "what if Atlantis was real?" or "what if Abraham Lincoln wasn't assassinated, but was kidnapped?"
The first two Pitt novels, The Mediterranean Caper and Iceberg, were relatively conventional maritime thrillers. The third, Raise the Titanic!, made Cussler's reputation and established the pattern that subsequent Pitt novels would follow: a blend of high adventure and high technology, generally involving megalomaniacal villains, lost ships, beautiful women, and sunken treasure.
Cussler's novels, like those of Michael Crichton, are examples of techno-thrillers that do not use military plots and settings. Where Crichton strove for scrupulous realism, however, Cussler prefers fantastic spectacles and outlandish plot devices. The Pitt novels, in particular, have the anything-goes quality of the James Bond or Indiana Jones movies, while also sometimes borrowing from Alistair MacLean's novels. Pitt himself is a larger-than-life hero reminiscent of Doc Savage and other characters from pulp magazines.
Clive Cussler has had more than seventeen consecutive titles reach The New York Times fiction best-seller list.
Directory of \Clive Cussler
(Dirk Pitt 1) - The Mediterranean Caper
(Dirk Pitt 10) - Dragon
(Dirk Pitt 11) - Sahara
(Dirk Pitt 12) - Inca Gold
(Dirk Pitt 13) - Shock Wave
(Dirk Pitt 14) - Flood Tide
(Dirk Pitt 15) - Atlantis Found
(Dirk Pitt 16) - Valhalla Rising
(Dirk Pitt 17) - Trojan Odyssey
(Dirk Pitt 18 ) - Black Wind
(Dirk Pitt 19) - Treasure of Khan
(Dirk Pitt 2) - Iceberg
(Dirk Pitt 20) - Arctic Drift
(Dirk Pitt 21) - Crescent Dawn
(Dirk Pitt 3) - Raise the Titanic!
(Dirk Pitt 4) - Vixen 03
(Dirk Pitt 5) - Night Probe!
(Dirk Pitt 6) - Pacific Vortex!
(Dirk Pitt 7) - Deep Six
(Dirk Pitt 8 ) - Cyclops
(Dirk Pitt 9) - Treasure
(Fargo 1) - Spartan Gold
(Fargo 2) - Lost Empire
(Fargo 3) - The Kingdom
(Isaac Bell 1) - The Chase
(Isaac Bell 2) - The Wrecker
(Isaac Bell 3) - The Spy
(Isaac Bell 4) - The Race
(Isaac Bell 5) - The Thief
(NUMA Files 1) - Serpent
(NUMA Files 2) - Blue Gold
(NUMA Files 3) - Fire Ice
(NUMA Files 4) - White Death
(NUMA Files 5) - Lost City
(NUMA Files 6) - Polar Shift
(NUMA Files 7) - The Navigator
(NUMA Files 8 ) - Medusa
(NUMA Files 9) - Devil's Gate
(Oregon Files 1) - Golden Buddha
(Oregon Files 2) - Sacred Stone
(Oregon Files 3) - Dark Watch
(Oregon Files 4) - Skeleton Coast
(Oregon Files 5) - Plague Ship
(Oregon Files 6) - Corsair
(Oregon Files 7) - The Silent Sea
(Oregon Files 8 ) - The Jungle
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