A new weapon unleashed in 13th-century China. A rescue mission in the mountains along the Afghanistan/Pakistan border. A woman goes missing in the jungles of northern Thailand and Myanmar. In this title, all of these events will come together.
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Clive Cussler is the author of many New York Times bestsellers, most recently The Spy and Lost Empire.
Jack Du Brul is the author of the Philip Mercer series, and the coauthor with Cussler of five Oregon Files novels. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Jack Du Brul is the author of the Philip Mercer series, and the coauthor with Cussler of five Oregon Files novels. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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The Jungle by Clive Cussler (Background Blurb from the publisher and review)
Juan Cabrillo and the crew of the Oregon have undergone many hair-raising adventures before - but never one quite like this.
Jungles come in many forms: there are the steamy rainforests of the Burmese highland. There are the lies, and betrayals of the world of covert operations. And there are the dark and twisted thoughts of a man bent on near-global domination.To pull off their latest mission, Cabrillo and his remarkable men and women must survive them all.
A devastating new weapon unleashed in thirteenth-century China . . . a daring rescue mission in the snowbound mountains along the Afghanistan/Pakistan border . . . a woman gone missing in the jungles of Northern Thailand and Myanmar . . . For Cabrillo, all of these events will come together -leading to the greatest threat against US security that the country has ever known.
In recent books Cussler has become a little off his game, but except with the character Juan Cabrillo, this seems to be where he has retained his mastery of this genre, Dirk Pitt and Dirk Pitt Jnr have had their day and need to be retired in favour of these characters, they have more scope and are more in tune with the modern stories he is weaving.
this is a solid Cussler tale and i totally enjoyed it, it is the usual turn your brian off sit back and enjoy the rollercoaster ride thrill ride so dont expect to have the grey matter taxed and dont buy the book expecting that sort of story line, but for balls out thriller...this is worth the money. (Parm)
Juan Cabrillo and the crew of the Oregon have undergone many hair-raising adventures before - but never one quite like this.
Jungles come in many forms: there are the steamy rainforests of the Burmese highland. There are the lies, and betrayals of the world of covert operations. And there are the dark and twisted thoughts of a man bent on near-global domination.To pull off their latest mission, Cabrillo and his remarkable men and women must survive them all.
A devastating new weapon unleashed in thirteenth-century China . . . a daring rescue mission in the snowbound mountains along the Afghanistan/Pakistan border . . . a woman gone missing in the jungles of Northern Thailand and Myanmar . . . For Cabrillo, all of these events will come together -leading to the greatest threat against US security that the country has ever known.
In recent books Cussler has become a little off his game, but except with the character Juan Cabrillo, this seems to be where he has retained his mastery of this genre, Dirk Pitt and Dirk Pitt Jnr have had their day and need to be retired in favour of these characters, they have more scope and are more in tune with the modern stories he is weaving.
this is a solid Cussler tale and i totally enjoyed it, it is the usual turn your brian off sit back and enjoy the rollercoaster ride thrill ride so dont expect to have the grey matter taxed and dont buy the book expecting that sort of story line, but for balls out thriller...this is worth the money. (Parm)
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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picked this for reading on holiday. Once again Clive Cussler did not disapoint. Felt as if I was along for the ride
with the main characters, enjoying the action as it unfolded. Excellent reading.
with the main characters, enjoying the action as it unfolded. Excellent reading.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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I'm very much in two minds about this book. Cut off by the US government following the events of 'The Silent Sea', the Corporation are reliant on work from private customers to pay their way, such as rescuing a kidnapped child and hunting for missing persons. It's difficult to say much more about the plot without giving anything away, so I won't.
It starts badly, with a number of blatant scientific and historical inaccuracies, but then as it gets going the action moves quickly and it feels much more like the early Oregon Files books. The middle section of this book is definitely the best writing that's been put out under Cussler's name for some time. But then the ending just seems to throw all that away and goes back to the realm of the ridiculous - Cussler's novels have dabbled in fantasy since 'Trojan Odessey' but this is probably one of the most extreme.
I've been reading Clive Cussler's novels for about ten years now and I'm afraid to say that the half of the canon that's been published in that time are nothing like the standard of those published before. It's really disappointing because there are glimmers of the old Cussler that shine through the gaps, only to be snatched away by the unbelievable twists that feel so unnecessary.
The Oregon Files are probably my favourites of the spin-off series and this one does introduce some good new characters and fresh storylines, but the plot continues to drag it down. I can only hope that improvements will come, but as long as people (like me) keep buying then the novels will probably continue in this vein.
It starts badly, with a number of blatant scientific and historical inaccuracies, but then as it gets going the action moves quickly and it feels much more like the early Oregon Files books. The middle section of this book is definitely the best writing that's been put out under Cussler's name for some time. But then the ending just seems to throw all that away and goes back to the realm of the ridiculous - Cussler's novels have dabbled in fantasy since 'Trojan Odessey' but this is probably one of the most extreme.
I've been reading Clive Cussler's novels for about ten years now and I'm afraid to say that the half of the canon that's been published in that time are nothing like the standard of those published before. It's really disappointing because there are glimmers of the old Cussler that shine through the gaps, only to be snatched away by the unbelievable twists that feel so unnecessary.
The Oregon Files are probably my favourites of the spin-off series and this one does introduce some good new characters and fresh storylines, but the plot continues to drag it down. I can only hope that improvements will come, but as long as people (like me) keep buying then the novels will probably continue in this vein.
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One of the better ones
Certainly one of the best Oregon books, well written and captivating to the end. Plenty of variety to the story, some of the Oregon and Fargo books have been one-sided, this one... Read more
Published 24 days ago by Book Worm
4.0 out of 5 stars
Always reliable
Clive Cussler never fails to deliver, some of the research could be better, but overall a gripping read and a happy ending.
Published 1 month ago by MR A JAMES SIGGS
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not is best
this guy writes books lile i go down the pub ,too much,cussler tells good stories ,but is now too predictable,and to be honest to boring i shall give this guy a miss for a year or... Read more
Published 1 month ago by cwmbran
4.0 out of 5 stars
Another good book
A goodd tale again. Was a bit let down again at the end of the book, all of this series seem to wrap up too quickly
Published 1 month ago by Susan Edith Spencer
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Good blood and thunder
As usual with CC, the plot is predominant; character is not well developed, but is probably not required in a good old blood and thunder action story. Read more
Published 2 months ago by James
5.0 out of 5 stars
Another Cussler masterpiece
This is the first book I have read other than the Dirk Pitt series. I will read more, it was as thrilling as ever.
Published 2 months ago by MR G CASTELL
5.0 out of 5 stars
Cussler at his best
Hard to put down very good twisting story line, suspense was amazing kept me guessing until the end. Cussler at his BEST
Published 2 months ago by Mr J R Clarke
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clive cussler
another great clive cussler book, read lots of his novels and always enjoy them, the oregon files are great, love the characters.
Published 3 months ago by grandmaC
5.0 out of 5 stars
Another great Cussler
I just love Cussler and this was a great story with plenty of adventure and plot twists. all in all another brilliant story about Juan and the Oregon crew.
Published 3 months ago by Soggy in Wisbech
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Clive Cussler The Jungle
A great adventure. Fast moving and well written Its great escapism and the relentless pace makes the book hard to put down
Published 4 months ago by Simon Paterson
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