Deep Six

By: Clive Cussler

Narrated by: Scott Brick

A SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER

'Cussler is hard to beat' Daily Mail

The gripping Dirk Pitt classic from multi-million-copy king of the adventure novel, Clive Cussler.

For the President of the United States, the crisis point is approaching fast. With his new Soviet initiative entering its most crucial phase, the President suddenly finds himself faced with a pollution disaster of potentially cataclysmic proportions. And then - incredibly - he vanishes into thin air, leaving his country poised on the brink of chaos.

It's left to troubleshooter extraordinaire Dirk Pitt to hotwire the connections between these two shattering events. From the icy Alaskan waters to a Korean shipbreaker's yard; from a Caribbean shipwreck to a blazing inferno in the Mississippi Delta, he tracks down a conspiracy so fiendish and sophisticated that even the superpowers are helpless in its grip . . .

'Clive Cussler is the guy I read' Tom Clancy

'The Adventure King' Daily Express©2019 Clive Cussler (P)2019 Hachette Audio UK

action packed

I have read many of Clive Cussler's books and always enjoy them. They are action packed and very interesting.
This audio version was just as good as the others. love the voice of the narration. It fit the story well.

Good book, always liked it when good trump's

Your system does not work well. Review above not 15 words but system does not accept any more nor will accept it the way it is.

Dirk Pitt

Dirk Pitt in classic form! I cannot stop wondering what the story would be like these days!

Twist and turns of action and adventure.

The details and depth of each character. The stories have me intrigued to the point of finishing entire book in days.

Audio version by Scott Brick is slightly different than the original book as published in the USA. Question is why?

I read the originally published book as I listened to the audio narrative. It differ in the following ways. 1) The narrative used British terms rather than those written by Cussler. 2) Scott added more description words that actually enhanced the story but were not as originally written, and 3) Scott added several entire sentences and skipped two pages at the end of one of the chapters. Scott enhanced the story but it wasn’t as originally written. I am wondering if there was a British rewrite published later?