[Stringer]

Just curious; how many Clive Cussler fans are out there, love the way he tells his action fiction.

[Wondergirl]

I read every book of his until I finally got tired of reading about underground rivers. Cussler does tell a good story though. We always watch for reviews of his newest book and pre-order it for the library where I work.

[Stringer]

Thanks for the response Wonder.

I have most if not all of his books and also keep looking for new ones or those that I may have missed. My wife and I enjoy his methods; how he almost always starts his stories with something that has happened in the past. Jumps to the "present" and eventually connects details that occurred in the past to now. I am still a fan, although I have noticed that with several of his latest books he is co-authored and he isn't progressing forward as much as I would like. Also, even though he injected new blood by having new heroes, they are basically the same.

I haven't given up on him tough, I don't think I will. I just returned from a trip to Europe, long trip both ways, I bought several of his books on audio: "Trojan Odyssey" and "Lost City" are two of them. They really helped to pass the time.
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[Wondergirl]

Since you like Cussler, have you read similar authors such as Dale Brown, Michael Crichton, Clive Egleton, Ken Follett, Robert Marcinko, or Michael Connelly?

You'd probably like Follett's Eye of the Needle.

[Stringer]

Since you like Cussler, have you read similar authors such as Dale Brown, Michael Crichton, Clive Egleton, Ken Follett, Robert Marcinko, or Michael Connelly?

You'd probably like Follett's Eye of the Needle.

Thank you, I will look into them, I have read Michael Crichton. I like most of his writing, not so much into the medical mysteries, but most are good. I will try the other aurthors.

Thank you, Wonder

[Wondergirl]

The only one of Crichton's (he was born in Chicago) that I liked was Timeline.

[Stringer]

The only one of Crichton's (he was born in Chicago) that I liked was Timeline.

Absolutely loved it my wife and I read it and couldn't put it down. It was one of those books that you just didn't want it to end. Actually, I slowed down when reading it for that reason.

The book was great, so we were especially excited when we saw that it was going to be made into a movie. What a disgrace the movie was, my only guess is that Crichton sold out or had little or no say.
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[skunkman44]

My wife and I both love his books.

[Stringer]

My wife and I both love his books.

Go look... he has another new one out... Stringer:)

[undergradstu08]

Just graduating in 2009 from college (business admin) Im trying to start a cleaning business, but just not sure how to get started... I want to get a contract, myself or sub-contract and from this point to next... it been a lot of brainstroming and what not. And I Looked all over to find previous postings and thought you were one of the best. So, if you will to teach, (if I will); I'm willing to learn...

[Stringer]

Just graduating in 2009 from college (business admin) Im trying to start a cleaning business, but just not sure how to get started... I want to get a contract, myself or sub-contract and from this point to next... it been alot of brainstroming and what not. And I Looked all over to find previous postings and thought you were one of the best. So, if you will to teach, (if i will); i'm willing to learn...

Please start your own thread asking this question. It is not allowed to piggyback another thread my friend. I will be more than happy to offer any help or advice that I can but please start a new thread.:) There are many others that will see your thread and can also offer valuable help such as Clough with advertising.

Thank you for the compliment though.

If I do not see your new thread then PM me...

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