About book Lost Empire. Clive Cussler With Grant Blackwood (2012)
I was first introduced to the characters, Sam and Remi Fargo, in Spartan Gold. It was an awesome read, and using a married couple as the protagonists worked very well. Perhaps what I liked even more was that they came across as down-to-earth capable people and Cussler had them resolve edge-of-the-seat scenes without becoming TV ridiculous.In Lost Empire, Sam and Remi are on vacation doing what they love to do – diving. Naturally they discover something – in this case a ship’s bell from a Confederate warship that had no business being where it was – that sends up a red flare for the bad guys who do not want certain historical matters to come to light.From discoveries on the east coast of Africa to a pitched battle at the Fargo’s estate on the California coast, this tale is well paced and exciting. Unlike many of Cusslers other novels, the reader doesn’t have to stretch their imagination beyond believable. That alone makes it an excellent read.What’s also nice is the editing was better than I see with most Cussler novels.For Cussler fans this is an excellent read. For adventure readers who like a little science fiction and innovative use of technology, also very good. For mystery fans - the unraveling of the mystery thus insinuated is worth the read. Look at this point Clive Cussler has his formula down pat. If it is one you like, you will enjoy this book, if not no. I'm a fan. Fun easy little brain Twinkies. The heroes are heroic, the bad guys deliciously evil, and the babes always hot and ass kicking. Fun little escapes, a mini vacation for the brain. I read all his stuff and it never fails to give me exactly what I want. Is he Shakespeare? No. Is he a rip roaring good time? Yes.
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