The Arabian Art of Taming and Training Wild and Vicious Horses

this book flowed so well to me. I was surprised and kind of disappointed to get to the end so quick. I truly enjoyed reading this book. Much more believable than "Spartan Gold", which was a complete disappointment. Isaac Bell and his fellow detectives from the Van Dorn Detective Agency once again save the day. A few surprises along the way. Was a good book to visualize along with. Could almost see the steam coming from... Read Full Review

The second book in the Isaac Bell proves that good things come to those who wait. What we liked in the first Isaac Bell series are in this book plus more. Isaac Bell is self-confident without being arrogant, intelligent and methodically. He isn't afraid to face a foe in a gunfight or to admit that he is in love with a beautiful woman even when a spectacular beautiful young woman who happens to be the daughter of the rich... Read Full Review

We first met Isaac Bell in "The Chase" in an exciting historical thriller. Clive Cussler has another page turner hit with "The Wrecker." In the early years of the 20th Century the fastest and most "modern" method of travel was by rail and the fastest communication was via the telegraph. Clive Cussler sweeps us back to these times in which Isaac Bell must contend with a dangerous, greedy man, intent upon causing the destruction... Read Full Review

As does the cover photo of an exploding locomotive atop a wooden railroad trestle, authors Clive Cussler and Justin Scott snatch the reader's attention from chapter one. Cussler arguably is best known for RAISE THE TITANIC! (the third in his series of Dirk Pitt novels), and he and co-author Scott (whose pseudonyms include Paul Garrison) specialize in transportation-themed novels, many of which are set at sea. This is the second... Read Full Review

The first posted review can be difficult to follow sometimes, but I think I'm safe here. All the salient plot points have already been covered for you so here are a few things I would like to add: Once you get past the fact that this novel, like the other previous ones, is not a Dirk Pitt adventure, you can open yourself up to enjoy it. We first met "Isaac" Bell in "The Chase" (11/07). He is a special agent that works for... Read Full Review