Medusa

Another exciting adventure yarn from Clive Cussler. It's easy to see why his books continue to be bestsellers.

If your are looking for pure swash-buckling adventure, then this is it. NUMA (National Underwater Marine Agency) is an oceanographic research foundation, and some of the key personnel seem to be very similar to the James Bond character; extremely capable, nonchalant, easy-going even in a pinch, and

I thought this was one of the better numa books.

It was long and heavy with so many military, scientific and medical terms mostly of them I skipped lol. All the characters were good and grow as per my expectations, and I shipped some of them and they were finally together. I like how America saved the world again and stopped this pandemic from happe Leggi tutto

3.5 stars There’s something to be said about the maxim ”If you’ve read a Clive Cussler book, you’ve read them all” as it’s true that basically every one of his novels is the same. Medusa is no different in that respect. Kurt and Joe are just Dirk and Al from the original books and the things they do Leggi tutto

The Chinese, why is it always the Chinese? It seems the Chinese have replaced the Russians as the antagonist in most of these Special Forces type novels..A Chinese criminal organization, Got a strong Umbrella vibe from these guys.) creates a deadly new virus in hopes of setting a global pandemic.... Leggi tutto

In Medusa, a series of seemingly unrelated events combine into a cold, calculated scheme which will kill millions of people and dangle the fates of nations in the hands of a few Chinese madmen. The story begins in 1848 on the whaling ship, Princess, when the crew falls under a strange illness while

I really enjoyed this Cussler novel. A lot of action with som humor. I could visualize the places since some were here around Florida. It hit close to home as it was about a strand of the coronavirus and world pandemic.