Odessa Sea - Cussler, Clive; Cussler, Dirk
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The classic Clive Cussler thriller from the master of the adventure novel.

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The classic Clive Cussler thriller from the master of the adventure novel.
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Clive Cussler was the author of more than eighty books in five bestselling series, including Dirk Pitt®, NUMA Files®, Oregon Files®, Isaac Bell®, and Sam and Remi Fargo®. His life nearly paralleled that of his hero Dirk Pitt. Whether searching for lost aircraft or leading expeditions to find famous shipwrecks, he and his NUMA crew of volunteers discovered and surveyed more than seventy-five lost ships of historic significance, including the long-lost Civil War submarine Hunley, which was raised in 2000 with much publicity. Like Pitt, Cussler collected classic automobiles. His collection featured more than one hundred examples of custom coachwork. Cussler passed away in February 2020.
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PRAISE FOR ODESSA SEA

The pages whip by as the characters, at least the good guys, survive one deadly encounter after another, and the bad guys get their comeuppances. Readers will anxiously await Dirk s next adventure. Publishers Weekly

Sketch out some exotic, ephemeral settings, make every villain as nasty as possible, and it's another of Cussler's cinematic-style entertainments spinning out at hold-on-to-your-hat speed. Kirkus Reviews

PRAISE FOR THE DIRK PITT ADVENTURES

Exotic locations, ruthless villains, and many narrow escapes and derring-do. Cussler s fans come for swashbuckling [and] he delivers. _Associated Press

Another super Cussler fun read. Pitt and company are the stuff of heroic dreams. Kirkus Reviews

Teems with violence, derring-do, and perilous situations. The action runs non-stop and wham-bam, with the authors finding clever ways to spare their good guys from bad ends. St. Louis Post-Dispatch