Cyclops

If you like James Bond or Indiana Jones adventure, you will enjoy Dirk Pitt as well. This book just like his previous ones, kept me entertained throughout. Cussler always presents more problems for Dirk, probably way too many for one person in one story. Hey, that's what keeps the book going. I quite liked this book and I feel this is among one of his better novels. This book was written & first published in the early 1980's, so keep that in mind that the storyline fits that era. Overall. another great Dirk Pitt adventure !

I lost my original copy, so I bought this one to replace it. Wouldn't you know that the original finally showed up. Still, it's such a great story, it was worth buying a second copy. Cussler is a master of the art of writing great suspense and action stories. His villains are really evil and need killing. A great story with great characters. Much better than Tom Clancy's overdone and boring stories.

Turned out to be a USED Copy which description did not indicate. Also second copy had to be shipped as first one was delivered to wrong address in wrong STATE!

I thoroughly love his books. The price is excellent.

I just wish he knew the difference between a magazine and a clip. They are not interchangeable.

Perfect for diversion and entertainment. This is high adventure / good guy vs bad guy literature. It is not Pulitzer material; it is fun and easy to read and reflects a dry wit, deep intelligence and incredibly eclectic knowledge of the author of numerous and diverse obscure points.

The characters of Dirk Pitt, et al are rich in personality while grounded in fantastic tales of mystery and suspense.

Always like his books

Cyclops by Clive Cussler great read and a great storyline and well written can't wait to get around to his next book

I now have the full set of Dirk Pitt novels and this one did not dissapoint.

good read

Brilliant. Could not put it down.

As pulp fiction you can’t get better than Clive Cussler. This yarn goes along at a great pace as you would expect from Cussler, a great read only hampered by the small font which given its 500 pages long is vey tiresome. Interestingly the font size used by the publisher is not mentioned in the description yet it does have a significant impact on the reading experience.