Cyclops

by Clive Cussler and Oliver Cussler

Book Overview

#1 New York Times bestselling author Clive Cussler delivers another swashbuckling NUMA adventure featuring a financier turned treasure hunter who vanishes mysteriously--and only Dirk Pitt can prevent... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1451621027
• ISBN13: 9781451621020
• Release Date: April 2011
• Publisher: Pocket Books
• Length: 614 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.6" x 4.1" x 7.4"

Customer Reviews

Perhaps the best of the Dirk Pitt series

Having read every Clive Cussler novel to date, I'd have to put Cyclops at the top of the heap. The storyline, locations, and villains are all outstanding. To me, the critical relationship between Dirk and Al is also better developed in this book than in most of his others. Besides, any book that opens with a blimp crash in my own hometown of Miami has got to get some extra points. This is Clive in top form.

another hit

clive takes you thru twists and turns, both natural and man made and the danger is really page turning. a GREAT BOOK TO READ DURING A THUNDER STORM.

Under The Moonlight

What makes Cyclops different from the rest of Dr. Cussler's Dirk Pitt adventures is that the locations are absolutely marvelous, the action is nail-biting, the escapes are mesmerizing... Well, that's not exactly different right? More of the same. BUT IT'S DONE SO BRILLIANTLY YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO RESIST! Chillingly intense. Ingeniously complex. Tremendously fun.

Another Clive Cussler classic

This contains all the important elements of an enjoyable book. It's got the action, adventure and typical near impossible and impossibe scenarios that make Cussler's books so great. I have read nine of Cussler's "Dirk Pitt adventures" they are all excellent, and completly enjoyable books, this is no exception. This adventure has battles on military compounds in Cuba to battles on the moon. And as always Dirk Pitt is suave, fearless, and inventive. And for anyone out there who loves classic cars, you'll enjoy brief descriptions of Pitt's collection. So go ahead and help yourself, I'm sure you will enjoy it and many others as well.

I'd give it 10 stars but it won't let me...

I thought that Clive would be hard pressed to out-do 'Raise The Titanic' widely considered his best work...but I've gotta admit, 'Cyclops' does it for me. It puzzles me how some reviewers seem surprised at the seemingly impossible situations Dirk finds himself in, and STILL manages to escape FROM, and STILL get the girl. C'mon! As one reviewer already stated, Clive writes seriously fun books, but doesn't take the story too serious that it cannot have fun in the process, and even though you might be crying 'foul' in one sentence, by the next, you have forgotten how implausible if not down right IMPOSSIBLE the story has become, and you just continue right on through because it was written for entertainment purposes, and THAT is what 'Cyclops' does in GRAND Style. Cussler has written possibly his best story (although I have to admit Atlantis Found is right up there) and given us a fantastic tale that will endure well beyond the years. Unlike certain forms of music, and clothing, Pitt will ALWAYS be in style. As always, I enjoy feedback on MY opinions: rmgomske@lightcom.net