Best one yet...Loved it!

Loved Boyd's Jeopardy Easter Egg. Like the new crew member...interesting. I was really sweating The Oregon would be gone...on the edge of my seat, my heart sank, and then...LOL you guys are. just going to have to read the book to see what happened. Each time I say how can the next one be better and then it is the best one yet. I had to remind myself to breathe from time to time.

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A Rousing Tale

I have enjoyed the Oregon File Series by Cussler. This is book number twelve in the series. I noted Cussler has a different co-author, Boyd Morrison, for this book.

Project Typhoon was a military name given to the drug developed by the Moral Division in World War II. Cabrillo and the Oregon crew are assigned the mission of finding the alleged hidden cache of the drug. Cussler provides a strong women character in this story. Beth Anders and her female bodyguard, Raven, have infiltrated Udom and his group who are also after the drug. Anders is kidnapped. Cabrillo and crew to the rescue.

The book is well written and is jam-packed with action. As with all of Cussler’s stories, there is a historical perspective. Most of the story is set in Asia which adds more excitement to the story. The characters are well developed and the plot twists and turns. This is a good “get away from it all” book.

The book is just over twelve hours. Scott Brick does an excellent job narrating the story. Brick has narrated the entire series. Brick is as actor and a multi-award-winning audiobook narrator. He was a 2017 inductee to the Audible Narrator Hall of Fame.

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Not one of the best

I love the Oregon Files books, but this one not so much. I found the story boring and a little too far fetched. It almost felt like I was listening to a Marvel Comics book. Scott Brick is great, as usual, but the story wasn't very appealing to me. Maybe Clive Cussler is grasping at straws to come up with a new adventure?

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This one’s really good!

Somewhat different too...in a good way! Not as much history but as usual a good story line from a tidbit of unknown or obscure history

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Loved it!

Another great book by Clive Cussler & Boyd Morrison! Narrator, Scott Brick, did a great job as well. Sorry the book ended...on to another Oregon File adventure.

good read

very good listened twice. it is.always good to hear a good book I liked it

Nearly ruined by one character

You! Beth! Out of the gene pool! Truly needs a Darwin Award. Nearly ruined the whole thing for me. Just numbingly stupid. Otherwise rollicking good fun in the standard tradition.

suspenseful

As usual The Oregon Files are kicking butt and taking names. this is by far my favorite series from this author.

Entertaining As Usual

It has been awhile since I have read a Cussler book and this one seems to fit the mold of being interesting, fast moving, and original. So I cannot complain. I listened to the audible version and thought the reader Scott Brick was a little much with his voice intonations and made me notice him too much. Also the characters seem more one dimensional than in the early real Cussler books.

Great Read

Clive Cuddler has created a wonderful world with his stories, and this is no exception. the Oregon files are one of my favorite series of books. I wish that Scott Brick had time to read every audio book ever made, because his performances are without equal. if you pick these books up, and you're a fan of military thrillers, then you will not be disappointed.