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Newest Review: ... This time it's the underwater marine science organisation NUMA and the lead characters Kurt Austin and his dependable ... more

 ... sidekick Zavala. Of course as I have previously read one of the Kurt Austin series I was already familiar with the characters, but I really feel Cussler writes a good stand alone novel. While it is handy to have a little insight into the characters and their relationships, it isn't imperative to the enjoyment of the story. He gives enough information and background on the characters for this book to work as a pick up on the NUMA Files. A lot of novels of this type will rely on you starting at the start of the series, but on...more

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Andy.mack
Crowned ReviewPolar Shift - Clive Cussler: The Key is With The Mammoths (764 words)
by - written on 06/12/08, updated on  06/12/08 (Very useful, 216 readings)
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In the middle of the Atlantic the world's largest Cargo ship is hit by Giant, freak waves and ends up sinking to the bottom of the Ocean. Elsewhere a group of Killer Whales attack a group of Kayakers in the Pacific Ocean. At first it seems like this is a totally random coincidence but there is more to it than meets the eye. Kurt Austin, one of NUMA's leading ocean expert's starts to realise that the events are all linked and have the hallmarks of a series problem for the planet. It's a race against time as Kurt and the NUMA team try to stop the culprits behind these events, before it becomes much more serious. I've become a big fan of Cussler's novels since I ...  Read the complete review

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