Recuperate il Titanic!

This book was published a decade before the real Titanic was discovered 12,500 feet below the surface of the turbulent frigid North Atlantic the most treacherous sea on our planet.The ocean of icebergs and dread, forever associated with the doomed ship sinking into legend. Dirk Pitt is one of those

I think I was in high school when Kate Winslet stood on the bow of the Titanic and let Leonardo DiCaprio take her in his arms as their doomed love affair began onscreen. I saw not only what the Titanic looked like from its final resting place on the bottom of the sea, but also James Cameron's loving Leggi tutto

Thoroughly convinced that Clive Cussler has never actually met a real woman before

Clive Cussler's novel "Raise the Titanic!" screams manliness. Written in 1976, "Raise the Titanic!" was the fourth book to feature Cussler's manly hero, Dirk Pitt. Rugged, taciturn, ex-Navy, knows a lot about boats. Also: charmer with the ladies, who don't really figure much in the book. Women have

this gave me everything I wanted from a book called "raise the titanic!"

That was just wonderful. So many twists and turns that I have a crick in my neck. And such breathtaking excitement!! The scene where the Titanic finally makes it to port and all the ships blow their horns to greet her brought tears to my eyes. Dana Seagram’s performance when she was forced to strip Leggi tutto

I decided to read a Dirk Pitt book after noticing that Sahara , a Matthew McConaughy movie I enjoyed a while back, was based on a literary character. I decided to read this book instead of Sahara since I was not familiar with the specific story, but was familiar with the ship. As for this book, it wa Leggi tutto

This would have been better at 300 pages. It was just too long. However, the first 200 pages were very good, but after that it just got boring. I will definitely try another CC book someday.