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The Navigator
- NUMA Files, Book 7
- Narrated by: Scott Brick
- Length: 14 hrs and 35 mins
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Summary
Clive Cussler continues his thrilling NUMA Files with The Navigator.
Iraq, 2003: in the post-war looting of the treasures from Baghdad's antiquities museum, a legendary Phoenicean statue is stolen . . .
Known as the Navigator, the statue points back to the days of King Solomon and is the vital clue to a secret of unimaginable power. Lucky then that UN investigator Carina Mechadi recovers it quickly. But a daring raid by helicopter in Iceberg Alley off Newfoundland and the statue is gone again - while Carina is only saved by the timely intervention of Kurt Austin of NUMA.
Now Austin and Carina are scouring the globe. Firstly, to track down the statue as it leaves a trail of murder and mayhem in its wake. And, secondly, to beat the thieves to the secret of the Navigator - for if it falls into the wrong hands, the world could be changed forever.
Clive Cussler, author of the bestselling Dirk Pitt series, and co-author Paul Kemprecos place their hero, Kurt Austin, in a globetrotting race against time in The Navigator, the seventh novel of the action-packed NUMA Files series.
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- Paul M
- 08-07-24
Italian Accent! WTF
I’m half way through this and to be honest, it’s proving difficult to remain interested.
The author is normally pretty good. However, the most amusing aspect of this book is his attempt at the female protagonist’s Italian accent. I’d be amazed if anyone can listen to it and not draw comparisons with The Count from Sesame Street. As (inadvertently) funny as it is, it’s really distracting
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