Wow this book was long. The amount of real action seemed light for such a long book. ( )

Another good story from Cussler. The usual characters--Pitt, the Admiral, Pitt's gal pal Congressman, and sidekick Al. It is a good adventure story backed up by archaeological research into the Inca civilization. The audio was somewhat distracting at times, switching voices in mid-sentence--it's almost like they patched over some rough spots in the original narration. Fun read without much concentration required. ( )

Adventure

http://pro-libertate.net/20090415/73-read-inca-gold ( )

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Genres: Mystery, Suspense
5 Solid Stars

This was my #1 top favorite of the Dirk Pitt's series that I read. Alas, it is also the last book of his I read.
Life just got crazy and I often had a hard time finding his books. You have to remember that back in the mid to late 90's, very few people had the internet much less a kindle. When you think about it, it makes it amazing that we can purchase a book and download it and read it all from a computer. You don't have to make special trips to a bookstore or wait for your local library to purchase a book.
It really is magical. And for me, this book was also magical.

The intrigue was top notch. I loved all the characters. The mystery and suspense was amazing for me.

This is also the 1st book my husband and I actually read together. So, a lot to love about this one. ( )