La leggenda dell'Azteco

This book, though an improvement on Cussler's earlier Fargo adventure, still isn't up to the mark we readers have come to expect of him. When compared to the past and present offerings related to NUMA (both Pitt and Austin), Oregon Files series and Bell series, this book is unfortunately quite a let Leggi tutto

The Kensington Runestone is on display less then a mile from my house. Big Ole guards it :) Therefore I am a sucker for any story that says the Vikings got here before old Christopher! They did a great twist to that extent in this book.

I've read all the previous Fargo adventures and this is so unlike any of the previous novels I was disappointed to say the least. It was trite, disjointed & the Fargo characters were so annoying & arrogant. Too much detail in what they ate & the fashion. This was the worst Fargo so called adventure

Worst Fargo adventure yet. The dialogue was horribly cheesy and the author(s) spent a weird amount of time describing what the fargos ate. I normally like this series, but this book was pretty bad.

Trite, badly written, too stodgy for an adventure novel.

Sixth in the Fargo Adventure archeology suspense series and revolving around Sam and Remi Fargo. The focus is on a Mexican treasure. My Take I've been complaining the last couple of Fargo Adventures about the writing. This time around, I'm complaining about how blah and dull The Eye of Heaven is. The Leggi tutto

OK, this is absolutely my last Clive Cussler book! He's going in the pile with Patricia Cornwell, Jeffrey Archer, James Patterson et al who have become so formulaic and obviously for commercial consumption.