Series: The Oregon Files
by Author Clive Cussler
Sacred Stone (2004)
In the second book in Clive Cussler’s Oregon Files series we find the Corporation up against an antagonist who seems to have unlimited funds, world wide resources to draw on, and connections in multiple key nations throughout the world. Has the Chairman Juan Cabrillo met his match ?STORY ATTRIBUT...
Golden Buddha (2005)
i do enjoy novels where some sort of plan is well designed and executed, you know a la count of monte cristo. also, i listened to another instalment of the oregon files series (The Jungle. Clive Cussler with Jack Du Brul) and liked it. additionally, some good cheap action where the good guys are ...
The Jungle. Clive Cussler with Jack Du Brul (2012)
Several of the older gentlemen patrons at the library that I used to work at recommended Clive Cussler. It has been on my list to read a book by Clive Cussler for quite a while. I found the storyline to be a male fantasy of technology, rescueing damsels in distress, and para-military adventure....
De stille zee (2012)
This is one of those lads books you take for an easy read on holiday or to kill some time. If you could imagine you were an indestructible ex special forces agent with your own army of similar individuals and every possible piece of special forces equipment all housed in a state of the art battl...
El Mar Del Silencio (2011)
Another easy read to fill in gaps This book was great. I read it because the author is my favorite and all his books are great.
The Silent Sea (2010)
I would not have made it through two-thirds of this book had it not been for the fact that my husband and I were listening to it on a long journey and we had nothing else to read. Frankly, we both found the novel boring. While it is full of action and intrigue, and will probably appeal to a rea...
The Jungle (2011)
This was a pretty good spy/action thriller. I never did comprehend how the crystals used as a "superweapon" in the story, somehow graduated to usage in a Supercomputer-- but I wrote it down to my own lack of comprehension.Sadly, there are times when the Team figures out stuff that they absolutel...