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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 813.54 EAN: 9781594132643 Format: Large Print ISBN: 159413264X Label: Large Print Press Manufacturer: Large Print Press Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 647 Publication Date: July 15, 2008 Publisher: Large Print Press Studio: Large Print Press Editorial Review: Product Description: The most remarkable novel yet in the number-one New York Times-bestselling series. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - The NavigatorThis Cussler was absolutely fascinating, and educational. Hard to leave it for the next time in my car. Rating:  - Extremely DisappointingCussler can do (and has done) much better. I approached The Navigator with the very low standards I normally impose on paperbacks I buy at an airport, but they were still far too high for this silly book. The Navigator's characters are one dimensional at their best, and the plot's utter predictability is relieved only its occasional resort to absurd and implausible devices such as the jousting scene at the end. There are many better ways to waste your ... Read More Rating:  - MundaneI hadn't read Cussler before so was looking forward to a good vacation read. I was a bit disappointed by the story line, which sounded fairly typical. Although the book ended well, the predictability was not appreciated. So I thought it was pretty average. Rating:  - Fast-Paced, Predictable and Eminently ReadableThere's nothing like a good Clive Cussler story for adventure, pacing and setting. Even those he has co-authored -- as he has The Navigator with Paul Kemprecos -- are real page-turners. Reading Cussler's Dirk Pitt and Kurt Austin novels is a guilty pleasure of many of my friends who would not want to admit in public that they enjoy him. Cussler does not, however, excel at characterization. Those who populate his stories are cardboard cut-out figures stood against exotic and sometimes threatening ... Read More Rating: - Typical CusslerIf you love Clive Cussler for what he writes, you'll love The Navigator. If you're new to his genre, there are better books to start with. |
