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Sahara - Clive Cussler

Description: ISBN 0586217665 / Author: Clive Cussler / Genre: Fiction

Newest Review: ... nothing but death in its wake. Pitt and his sidekick Al Giordino are recalled by the NUMA Director and sent on a top secret ... more

... mission along the river Niger to discover the source of a 'red tide' - an algae which appears to be some sort of self sustaining, man-made chemical which if left unchecked will remove all the oxygen from first the rivers and then the atmosphere, killing all of the population of the world. As Pitt and Giordino along with the deputy director of the NUMA agency, Rudi Gunn search the river in their luxury boat whilst masquerading as rich frenchmen they attract the attention of General Kazim, the power behind the throne i...more

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Sahara was written by international bestselling author Clive Cussler. It was written in 1992 and was released as a film starring Matthew McConaughey, Steve Zahn and Penelope Cruz in 2005. The book is part of the NUMA files and features Dirk Pitt as its hero. When a biological scientist is rescued from assasination by none other than Dirk Pitt, he wonders if there is more to her story of an impending expedition to the depths of Africa to investigate a virus which, according to reports has left nothing but death in its wake. Pitt and his sidekick Al Giordino are recalled by the NUMA Director and sent on a top secret mission along the river Niger to ... Read the complete review

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