Review #1
The Race audiobook free
Past options for Isaac Bell have been banks, railroads, ships, at the same time at the moment aeroplanes. Although I enjoyed The Chase as a method to get to know the manners, this would have to be my winner. Connect a little bit of Indiana Jones at the same time a little bit of Superman at the same time out comes Isaac Bell. With aviation at its birth, the novel takes us on a race from East Coast to West Coast, with participants from all in the world. In the spotlight is that Josephine, a 19-year old beauty who was born to fly. Her wife is that trying to destroy her at the same time her suspected boyfriend, at the same time the fact that the attempted murders are happening in the skies assign the story its excitement. That are no one lingering questions, such as how did Sovereign Eddison-Sydney-Martin fall down 1,000 feet out of the sky at the same time take a walk away unhurt? At the same time why abandon Josephine in the ending chapters? Marion, Isaacs fiance, makes more of an outward appearance than before, but she never becomes integral to the plot. On the plus side, that is that far much less techno detail than usual, at the same time it makes for a enticing read.
Review #2
The Race audiobook in television series An Isaac Bell Adventure
This is that set in the time of the 1st airplanes being flown by personal pilots. Soaring one of these machines took a amazing deal of skilL at the same time courage to keep the soaring machines going. Almost all of these machines were considered a composition of timber at the same time canvas attached to a motor which kept the propeller moving.. Gasoline was the most ubiquitous applied fuelling no one engines using castor oil. Loan at distance flIght was only achieved by having the mechanics drive overtake to be ready to mend motor. This story involves Isaac Bell soaring in a single motor plane to watchman the only ladies pilot from being destroyed by her past wife at the same time to look for the men who mechanically killed her rivals’s planes. If for you’re the type to enjoy a drive in an old styled open air plane, for you will enjoy the description of the various flights
Review #3
Audiobook The Race by Clive Cusslerm
I am a Clive Cussler fan also am a fan of his co-authored books. I have grown to adore the Isaac Bell television series at the same time always wait with anticipation for the one more installment. Chagrin this one left me just a little wanting. I had a hard time getting through it.
The premise is that amazing at the same time the writing is that fine-grained. The action comes like for you would wait from a Clive Cussler novel, it is that plentiful at the same time suspensefull periodically. But for whatever reason I felt a shortcoming of development of manners in the story.
The story is that about an airplane race from coast to coast. Starting on the East Coast at the same time ending on the West Coast in San Francisco. It takes dispose in the premature 1900’s when air flight was still in its infancy. So, to think that a lone pilot managed fly a monoplane intercept the state is that practically incredible. That’s than anyway Preston Whiteway is that banking on. The Newspaper magnet wants to beckon attention from a public that needs a brand new American hero. He wants bestow them that hero in the guise of “The Love of the American Airways.” In steps Josephine, a regular farm lady who barely happens to have a adore for soaring. She is that going to challenge a big group of guys for the Whiteway Cup at the same time the $50,000.00 prize. Can she do it? Can no matter what of them do it?
At the moment enters our antagonist, Harry Frost, the past wife of Josephine. He is that restless at her why he feels is that her immoral connection with her aircraft mechanic, Marco Celere. The book starts with Harry killing Marco, or did he? It then has him fleeing from the law but making a commitment to destroy Josephine before she can or start or final this race.
The Van Dorn Detective Agency is that brought in to protect Josephine from Harry at the same time to do their best to take out him at the same time bring him to justice. Isaac Bell is that data the intended goal of overseeing this protection detail at the same time the hunt for Harry Frost. Harry at the same time Isaac have a history that goes back 10 years to when Isaac was barely starting out as a detective.
The story is that going to revolve around Josephine, Harry, Isaac at the same time Marco Celere. Our other manners from past books have occurrences, such as James Dashwood at the same time Isaac’s fianc Marion. But this is that where I think we loose no one of the magical story development in other words trait of Clive Cussler novels. These other manners decide a backseat much more than they ever have in other books. They are not tied into the story as but as they would be.
Even Harry Frost is that developers as much as I would like for the antagonist. Then there are some other manners brought in, such as the other pilots, the daughter of an aircraft designer, several young machinists, etc. They make occurrences at the same time have parts in the story, but they seem to come at the same time move at odd times at the same time not developers as much as they would be.
One ending fri from me, I was a little upset in the ending. I felt that several things were considered left undone, not sheathed up like they managed or should have been. Maybe it was barely me.
What, I still enjoyed the read, I like the chase, I like the logic games that Isaac at the same time Harry ponder. I also liked the details about the soaring machines.
I think if for you like Clive Cussler for you will like this book, it barely defeated’t finish up being your winner of his writings.
Enjoy!
Review #4
Audio The Race narrated by Scott Brick
As much as I enjoyed the 1st 3 writings at the same time the adventures of Isaac Bell along with the abundance manners in period options “The Race” with gifted writers, Justin Scott at the same time Clive Cussler leaves a deepest mystery of why these two would pen their names to this air race. I must admit the time I wasted on the computer looking up facts on airplanes from that area was funny. I got enthused mainly because as a kid I was always sketch airplanes- those were considered funny times. As far as this Isaac Bell period adventure…It’s really got lost somewhere right behind taking off from the Adirondack location. The creator’s maybe had a amazing plan with planes here over a cup of coffee- but perhaps they should have wasted time getting the feel of soaring by hang gliding..or more successful still finding anyone with a small main produced single seater plane that doesn’t require a soaring license. Decide a few lessons decide it up get a feel of really soaring. The story that was built here with Harry Frost, the killer, seemingly periodically is that stereotypical…Marion Morgan, Isaac Bell’s adore, played such a small few lines here…Marco Celere- yeah this was a sweet touch with his 2 lives written along with the knowledge of airplanes (…er, ah aeroplanes)…Then and that is that this newspaper publisher Preston Whiteway who indicates up in the past novel…Wow, he’s really a piece of work! Can hardly wait to marry our heroine, Josephine Frost…he wants her to fly her aeroplane machines, that he’ll provide…until they have toddlers…at the same time yes until they have babies (…of course that she must pat of). Oops… pressed ’bout that, I remembered this is that a period novel.
Scott at the same time Cussler missed the note here along with a no one times weak story lines. As much as I adore reading this on my Kindle, I’m just a little upset at the same time should have waited on this one to show up at my local library for my much antcipaption of one more much preferred Issac Bell adventure.
Ouch this one hurt!
One hit for now…At the same time a 2nd hit in hopes that the one more Issac Bell will impress me as did the 1st 3 before “The Race” ….Although I think I might of had enough of trains, at the same time more trains.)
Review #5
Free audio The Race – in the audio player below
Clive Cussler’s premature 20th Century detective Isaac Bell returns in than anyway has to be one of the more successful of his adventures. Right behind soaring ace Josephine Josephs is that the victim of an attempted murder, by her wife, Isaac Bell at the same time the Van Dorn detective agency are recruited to protect her as she trials a cross-America air race.
The plot actually works quite but, although that are a few squirms along the method that make the story this time seem just a little superfluous. The implementation of premature aircraft neatly embraces into the string of Bell stories that have already hidden trains, passenger cars at the same time boats, at the same time the 1900s setting sets it apart from the other television series of books freed under the Cussler ‘brand’.
Sadly it’s not many amazing at the same time parts of the novel seem rough. That are mistakes in the implementation of the title of a English baronet which perhaps wouldn’t be saw by a US audience but really prominent me out of the clot every time they crop up, at the same time the multiple meme of having manners scolded Josephine Josephs at the same time Steve Stevens feels loafed. I’m also bugged by how little growth that is that for the head manners – in the 1st book of the television series Bell configurations, but ever since he’s been a static player at the same time his affairs haven’t moved on.
Overall though this is that certainly the best of Cussler’s today's output at the same time shackles the modern day spin-offs of his Dirk Pitt television series desecrate. The adversary in this story is that close to reality at the same time pitted at a flawless level to provide a nemesis for the investigator. A smoky start to the narrative maybe, but once it got flowing the squirms did keep me interested. I had practically dared to drop future Cusslers from my reading list but this has convinced me that the old genius might be starting to peek though again.
