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Corsair - Clive Cussler

 
Description: ISBN 0718154444 / Genre: Fiction / Author: Clive Cussler, Jack du Brul / Edition: First Editon / Hardcover / 448 Pages / Book is ... more
Corsair - Clive Cussler ... published 2009-03-26 by Michael Joseph

Newest Review: ... over the world. The Oregon is effectively a mercenary ship, the crew is paid to carry out missions by both private ... more

 ... indivduals and governments, but they aren't just in it for the money, working on board the Oregon gives the crew the opportunity to carry out missions which they would not have been allowed to working for their respective governments, but feel that morally they want to. **The Plot** When the plane carrying the US Secretary of State to a peace conference in Libya disappears over the desert, the head of the CIA asks Juan and his team to try and locate the crash site and discover what has happened. At the same time a group of...more

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dizzysummer03
Premium Review Corsair - Clive Cussler: Modern Day Pirates (484 words)
by - written on 23/11/09 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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Corsair is written by bestselling author Clive Cussler and is the sixth book in his 'Oregon Files' series. **The Oregon Files** For those who have never read ony books in this series before, the Oregon is a ship, from the outside it looks like a rusty battered old ship, fit only for the scrapyard. However appearances can be deceptive and this is certainly the case with the Oregon, inside it is a luxury state of the art ship full of the most up to date technology available. The Oregon is captained by former CIA agent Juan Cabrillo and crewed by some of the best members of elite fighting forces from all over the world. The Oregon is effectively ...  Read the complete review

IainWear
Premium Review The James Bond of the Sea? (912 words)
by - written on 30/07/09 (Very useful, 32 readings)
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Having read and enjoyed Cussler's latest in the Kurt Austin series, a character I'd encountered previously, I looked forward to meeting one of his recurring characters I hadn't come across before. Juan Cabrillo is captain of a ship called the Oregon and ''Corsair'' is the sixth in the series known as ''The Oregon Files'' Although Cabrillo is a ship's captain, the story was a lot more land based than much of Cussler's work. Heading for a peace conference in Libya, the American Secretary of State's plane crashes in the desert. Given the terrorist traditions of the area, her government suspect foul play and send Cabrillo to check if she may have survived. He ...  Read the complete review

 

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