by Clive Cussler
If Nathan Drake and Lara Croft got married and went on a Dan Brown-ian adventure across Europe with an Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull villain on their heels and a Penelope of Criminal Minds as a research assistant to aid them, the result would be Spartan Gold. Not an award-winnin...
Pretty much typical lost treasure standard fare, nothing much to write about. Characters were bland, repeatedly getting into trouble and making last minute escapes which seemed far fetched even for a Clive Cussler book. I don't think i have liked any Clive Cussler book since he started co-authoring ...
Uh, is an action/adventure book supposed to make the reader want to take a nap? I couldn't even make it out of chapter 3! I'm not sure if I was bored with the story, the writing, or Scott Brick's narration. The man could have put some excitement into his voice, couldn't he? But to be fair to Bri...
Not my usual read, but I thought I'd break it up with something different. This is an adventure story about a treasure hunting married couple on their quest to find 12 lost wine bottles from Napoleon's "lost cellar." But believing that these bottles hold the key to finding the secret treasure of Xer...
Started 11-22-09. I thoroughly enjoyed the few descriptions of food. Otherwise, it was just OK. Not as good as the NUMA or the more recent Oregon Files, IMHO. I find it interesting that I am more comfortable with "government" adventurers (Dirk, Kurt, etc.) than with the Fargos.
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