Atlantis Found

Atlantis Found

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Oct 26, 2004 · Engels · Paperback (530 pagina's)
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Boekdetails

Formaat Paperback
Pagina's 530
Taal Engels
Gepubliceerd Oct 26, 2004
Uitgever Berkley Books
ISBN-10 0425204030
ISBN-13 9780425204030

Beschrijving

In a thrilling journey that intertwines history, mystery, and adventure, Dirk Pitt embarks on a quest to uncover the legendary lost city of Atlantis. As he navigates perilous seas and encounters ancient ruins, Pitt uncovers clues that lead him deeper into a conspiracy that threatens not just his life, but the very fabric of history itself. With each revelation, the stakes grow higher, pitting him against powerful foes who will stop at nothing to maintain their secrets.

Cussler's masterful storytelling captivates readers with vivid descriptions and heart-pounding action, all while weaving in fascinating elements of archaeology and mythology. As Pitt races against time, he must rely on his resourcefulness and courage, forging alliances with unlikely companions. The search for Atlantis becomes not just a journey through time and place, but a test of endurance and determination, culminating in an unforgettable climax that promises to leave readers breathless.

Genres

Mysterie Sciencefiction Thriller & Spanning Actie & Avontuur Fantasie

Recensies

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The adventure side of the story interested my but I don't tend to go for these type of novels but this was lent to me. The story had me enticed but the way it was written was so blockbustery which just isn't my thing and I was reading out so many laughable quotes. I have just noticed that there are other "Dirk Pitt" novels. Oh dear. I didn't like the wooden formulaic character and wouldn't choose to read more. I read in the inside cover of the book that the author is into his cars. That was pretty obvious when most descriptions were light touch but as soon as a car came on the scene then the descriptions went down to the shape of the nuts the wheels. I like the Indiana Jones type discovery of new facts but this was intermingled with lengthy action scenes. There was a big action scene that took up virtually a whole chapter towards the end and they don't interest me so I skipped it.Oh and there was too much product placement. It seems so unnecessary in books.

January 1st 2012
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