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Title: White Death
by Clive Cussler, Paul Kemprecos
ISBN: 0-425-19545-7
Publisher: Berkley Publishing Group
Pub. Date: 25 May, 2004
Format: Paperback
Volumes: 1
List Price(USD): $7.99
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Average Customer Rating: 3.47 (32 reviews)

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Rating: 4
Summary: White Dearth
Comment: Clive Cussler brings together the explosive action of the ocean and a sunken ship, are there people still alive down there or have they seen the last sunset. The Sentinels a group of environmentalist crash into the Danish warship and send it to the bottom. A rescue is under way which leads to a corporation called Oceanus, does this corporation go deeper than the deep blue sea. What type of evil hides it head behind a simple fish farm operation and what will Austin discover. He soon finds out that there are more than fish in the fish farm and more evil in the name Oceanus. His life is soon on the line as he finds his recon soon leads himself to a show down with the guards that protect the fish? Austin soon finds out this corporation goes much deep than the depths of the sea. What type of fish are they growing in this fish farm and what are their plans with such fish. A must read- Larry Hobson Author- The Day Of The Rose

Rating: 3
Summary: Kurt's No Dirk
Comment: If I have a must read author, then I suppose it would have to be Clive Cussler. His plots are outlandish and ridiculous, his dialogue is...well, laughably pathetic and his heroes are annoyingly sanctimonious, but I'm still hooked on them all. They're worth their weight in gold just for the action and head-snapping pace.

And so it goes with WHITE DEATH. In this book Kurt and Joe are up against an environmental disaster thanks to some genetically modified "frankenfish". Starting on the Faroes Islands and then zipping over to the Canadian wilderness, there seems to be a lot of unusual behavior and unaccountable missing fish in the vicinity of certain fish farms, and these fish farms all seem to belong to one mysterious conglomerate, Oceanus. As with many of Kurt Austin's opponents, these "evil-doers" prefer to take the aggressive form of defense and merely succeed in arousing Austin's wrath. This is always a serious mistake when dealing with a Cussler hero.

Of course, there is the usual evil megalomaniac who makes the usual cliched mistakes. Of course, there are the usual last-minute death-defying escapes. Of course, there is the usual stunningly gorgeous, though exceedingly brilliant woman who just happens to fall for Kurt. Of course, I zipped through the book and will be lining up for the next one (ain't I a tragic?)

So yeah, nothing's changed, substitute Dirk for Kurt, Al for Joe and whammo, you've got yourself a new series. This is one of the weaker NUMA Files adventures, going a little heavier than usual on the cheesiness, but if you're a Clive Cussler fan, I think you'll be satisfied, if you're not I would suggest starting on the Dirk Pitt series instead.

Rating: 3
Summary: Oh! Where is Dirk Pitt
Comment: I started reading Dirk Pitt novels back in High School (over 25 years ago!) and over the years I could not wait for the next installment. The most recent Pitt Novels I have found wanting, or maybe it was too much of a good thing? This new series with an associate author(Paul Kemprecos)just does not work for me. I know Pitt was a comic book chacter but some how Cussler was able to make him real to me. His wild exploits always seemed possible. In this new series, with Kurt Austin acting as the new Pitt, it just seems unnatural. As I read I find myself questioning Austins heroics, the character seems hollow. Maybe its me? maybe I'm getting old. Or maybe Dirk Pitt was something special, but his time has run out? To be honest this book does have some entertainment value, and would probably be fun reading for 12 to 16 year old boys, but it does not have the magic of the early Dirk Pitt novels. I recomend you check out: 'A Tourist in the Yucatan' reminded me of early Cussler.

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