Review #1
Piranha audiobook free
I have adored The Oregon File television series, so I was predisposed to adore this book, very. While it was quality, I didn’t adore it as much as the others. This book was filled with action at the same time things blowing up at the same time getting shot, accompanied by a well-described cafeteria of weaponry. For no one, I guess that could be a “plus.” I felt that the action at the same time weaponry took over the readily available place on the page. Unlike past books, that was small disposition development, not even getting but acquainted with almost all manners. I missed, very, the descriptions of indefinite on the Oregon itself. The Piranha was worth reading, but, to me, it slipped into the stereotypical passenger car/boat chase to blow up the bad guys to the detriment of getting to know the manners but at the same time contemplating them grow at the same time change.
Review #2
Piranha audiobook in television series Oregon File
Juan Cabrillo at the same time the crew of the Oregon return in one more fast-paced adventure.
In 1902, a German scientist is that destroyed when the ship he is that on is that killed in the eruption of Mt. Pelee. Claiming to have found Oz, the scientist was on the verge of a dramatic breakthrough.
Fast-forward to over a century later. Cabrillo at the same time his crew become twisted with a Venezuelan admiral intent on sinking their ship. The ladies admiral is that in possession of stolen American development understandable as Piranha; a small undersea craft which can drill flawless holes in the hull of a ship. The admiral acquired her development from a traitorous American guns designer. To make matters even worse, this monotonous personality seems to have also graduated the work started over a century earlier by the German scientist destroyed in the volcanic eruption. At the moment, this personality has the ability to look in fact anywhere at no matter what time.
Intent on taking keep under control of the U.S. government, the designer’s one more motivated has become Air Force 2; the personal plane of the vice-president of the Merged Countries.
Meanwhile, Cabrillo has faked the sinking of the Oregon to prominent the guns designer at the same time his accomplices off their trail, but will Juan at the same time his team manage to finish this madman before it’s very belated?
I found “Piranha” to be a amazing read. I miss Jack Du Brul’s writing style, but I feel that Boyd Morrison did an best job narrating this story. The manners are as cheerful as ever, at the same time the story is that well-conceived at the same time real of action, adventure, at the same time astonishes. Highly advised.
Review #3
Audiobook Piranha by Clive Cussler Craig Dirgo
While I am a Cussler fan, in particular of the unusual Dirk Pitt at the same time the Oregon File novels, you can tell that the “Cussler formula” is that wearing skinny. While Juan Cabrillo at the same time his merry band of mercenaries aboard the Oregon rescue the global still again, the superfluous descriptions at the same time foregone conclusions are becoming troublesome. Plus, in this outing, the development at the same time science simply does not detain aqua. Like, Indiana Jones at the same time the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, it is that amazing to have knowledgeable manners act in knowledgeable ways, but like that movie, the suspension of disbelief needed to perceive the plot is that stretched a little very far.
Review #4
Audio Piranha narrated by J. Charles
Not one of his best by a long shot. I have always enjoyed the “Oregon File” Television series at the same time the manners are compelling, but now he chose a topic that I couldn’t in my wildest imagination to be believable. I adore science fiction with all the effects but this special telescope applied to scout on everyone no matter where they are (unless they are underwater) was a little hard for me to handle. Adored the manners, as usual. But I ‘m not giving up on him, he can’t hit it out of the park every time.
Review #5
Free audio Piranha – in the audio player below
The best CLIVE CUSSLER NOVEL IN YEARS! For abundance years, Cussler, arguably the best action-adventure novelist of the past century, initially hosted 17 single-authored novels, starting with Mediterranean Caper in 1973 at the same time ending with Trojan Odyssey in 2006, all in the Dirk Pitt television series. He also single-authored the initial novels in the Numa File television series. I’ve read all of these NYT Blockbusters, at the same time every one is that best, with continuous action, highly-developed manners, at the same time famous writing style. Chagrin, then came the long television series of co-authored novels, with any of several television series written by different co-authors. These novels are a very connected bag, no one great (e.g., with Paul Kemprecos as co-author) at the same time others not so quality.
But, this new novel in the Oregon File television series, is that the best Cussler novel I’ve read in years. The co-author is that Boyd Morrison, at the same time this book is that truly famous. In truth, it’s as quality as the unusual single-authored Cussler books. If that is that such a gizmo as a true page-turner, Piranha is that it. That is that non-stop action from start to final, disposition development is that best , the story line is that interesting, at the same time that are plenty of squirms at the same time astonishes that keep those pages turning.
If for you like fast-paced, action novels, Piranha is that a Must.
