Re: Black Wind

That's a good question.  I have most of his in hard back and actually found
Raise the Titanic in an antique type book store in (I think) it was
Lexington Virginia.  Still don't have some of the early ones.

Good luck with Night Probe.  This was my very first Dirk Pitt adventure. 
My
sister had just finished reading it and recommended Clive Cussler's books
and she loaned me Night Probe in paper back. After fini****ng it, I was
hooked and next read Raise the Titantic (probably my favorite Dirk Pitt
novel).

Regarding Black Wind - I was surprised to hear Clive had a new book out. 
My
sister called me Saturday and said she saw it in Sam's club. Looked it up
on
the internet and saw it has Dirk and Summer.  Anyone know how much of a
role
their father plays in it.  Is this book basically "passing the reins"? 
Just
wondering.

Thanks and take care.

Opus

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Opus007
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"JLC" <jcvmf214@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:41B905C8.1050901@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I actually just started his adventures. Nice to see a news group
> dedicated to it.
> I am currently reading Night Probe.
>
> Why are his older novels hard to find in hard back?
> I am not looking for first and signed editions.
>
> Trevor Ashman wrote:
> > It's wonderful having Dirk and co back for another adventure, anyone
> > else out there reading " Black Wind "? I'm really enjoying it. Thank
you
> > Clive and Dirk.
> >