Sacred Stone

By: Clive Cussler, Craig Dirgo

Narrated by: J. Charles

Juan Cabrillo and his CIA-backed Oregon crew must beat opposing factions to a discovery that could prevent World War III in this novel in the #1 New York Times-bestselling series.

In the remote wastes of Greenland, a young scientist has unearthed an artifact hidden in a cave for a millennium: a 50,000 year-old radioactive meteorite known as the Sacred Stone. But the astounding find places him in the crosshairs of two opposing groups who seek the stone for themselves.

One is a group of Muslim extremists who have stolen a nuclear device. With the power of the meteorite, they could vaporize any city in the west. The other group is led by a megalomaniacal industrialist who seeks to carry out the utter annihilation of Islam itself.

Caught between two militant factions bent on wholesale slaughter, Juan Cabrillo and his crew must fight to protect the scientist and the Sacred Stone—and prevent the outbreak of World War III...

Critic reviews

Praise for Sacred Stone

“[A] page-turner.”—Publishers Weekly

“Ablaze with action.”—Kirkus Reviews

Story is ok but the narrator 👎

This narrator is boring and dull. I like the Oregon series but this book was ruined.

Big Fan

I am a big fan of Clive Cussler. Excellent book. I am working my way through all of the Oregon Files.

Not the same Oregon Files we've grown to love

First off, my most glaring complaint has to do with the narrator. To say it was awful would be a complement. His attempt at differentiating characters came off more like everyone was drunk. It's a pretty good storyline, but there are some weird consistencies based on prior novels. For instance they keep referring to him as Mr. Cabrillo not the Chairman or Juan. I think the authors just found this one in.

Worst Narration Ever!

Great story overall, but I nearly stopped listening each time the narrator attempted to give inappropriate dialect to the minority characters! Simply the worst narration of my considerable audible listening career!

not an interesting listen

too much silly dialog. his other works are much more captivating. I do enjoy most of his books