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Cyclops

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt looks for a golden statue in Cuba. Has a blimp in the story.

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4/2000

Deep Six

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt, Soviet mind-control of the president, sunken ships, it's all here!

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5/2000

Dragon

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt races to stop a Japanese madman from exploding cars with atomic bombs in them!

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5/2000

Flood Tide

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt stems the flow of illegal Chinese immigrants. Recommended by Kelly.

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3/2000

Iceberg

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt finds a ship frozen in an iceberg. Kind of average, I thought.

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5/2000

Inca Gold

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt and a band of one-dimensional characters search for hidden treasure. Rousing Adventure.

QUOTE:

Then and there he vowed never to complain or make jokes about bologna sandwiches ever again.

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4/2000

Nightprobe!

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt searches for a lost train.

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6/2000

Raise The Titanic!

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt raises, well, the Titanic!

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6/2000

Sahara

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt searches the Niger River for the source of mutagion of a red tide.

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5/2000

Shock Wave

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt searches for the source of a killing sound wave. .

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5/2000

The Mediterranean Caper

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt handles a Nazi on a Greek isle. I think I already read this. Ought to put this list in author order, maybe!

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4/2000

The Sea Hunters

Cussler, Clive
Relates the real adventures of NUMA serching for lost shipwrecks, including the Hunley. .

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8/2000

Treasure

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt find the lost Alexandria library horde! AND stop Egypt and Mexico from being taken over by terrorists!

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5/2000

Valhalla Rising

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt chases around after rune stones, Jules Verne's submarine, and arrogant killer korporations.

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11/2001

Vixen03

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt finds a sunken aircraft and thwarts an African terrorist group, or two.

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5/2000

Matilda

Dahl, Roald
Saw the movie the other night, thought I better read the book! Good story of very smart little girl.

Words I Had To Look Up:

Welcome to borstal (pg. 102) -- An informal term for a British youth correctional facility.

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9/2012

The Mildenhall Treasure

Dahl, Roald
Story of the discovery of a hoard of Roman silver by a fellow plowing a field, and more interestingly, how he didn't profit much from it.

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9/2013

Hard Road

Damato, Barbara
Murder at the Oz Festival in Chicago. There should be an apostrophe between the D and the A in the last name.

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5/2005

A Library Primer

Dana, John Colton
A 1903 guide to setting up a town library. Many of the procedures were very familiar as they are the same ones I was taught in Library Technician classes. I read the Project Gutenberg e-book edition.

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9/2022

The Longitude Prize

Dash, Joan
Biography of John Harrison who built an extraordinary clock accurate enough to calculate the longitude of a ship at sea. Interesting story.

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5/2015
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[Abadzis - Adams] [Adams - Albert] [Alcott - Anderson] [Anderson - Arngrim] [Arnow - Auxier] [Aveyard - Baen Publishing Enterprises] [Baen Publishing Enterprises - Barnard] [Barnard - Barnard] [Barnard - Barr] [Barr - Baum] [Baum - Beaton] [Beaton - Beaton] [Beaton - Beattie, editor] [Beauman - Birney] [Bishop - Block] [Block - Bloor] [Bloor - Bosch] [Bosch - Breathed] [Brenaman - Bruère] [Bryson - Bujold] [Bujold - Bujold] [Bujold - Cameron] [Cameron - Card] [Card - Carter] [Castle - Chandler] [Chandler - Clancy] [Clancy - Coakley] [Coben - Cohen] [Cole - Collins] [Collins - Collins] [Combat - Connelly] [Connelly - Constantine] [Constantine - Corey] [Corey - Correia] [Cottrell - Crais] [Crais - Crime] [Croke - Cushman] [Cussler - Dash] [Dashner - Delaney] [Dexter - Doctorow] [Doctorow - Dorsey] [Dorsey - Dozois] [Drake - DuPrau] [DuPrau - Emerson] [Emerson - Evanovich] [Evanovich - Fairstein] [Falkner - Fielding] [Finnin - Fleischman] [Fleischman - Ford] [Forester - Fox] [Francis - Francis] [Francis - Francis] [Francis - Freedman] [Frey - Gaiman] [Galli - George] [Gerber - Goldman] [Goldstone - Grafton] [Gramazio - Gratz] [Graves - Grennan] [Griffin - Grimes] [Grimes - Haddix] [Haddix - Hall] [Hall - Hallinan] [Hallinan - Harris] [Harrison - Heinlein] [Heinlein - Heinlein] [Heinlein - Henry] [Henry - Herriot] [Hershon - Hiaasen] [Hiaasen - Highsmith] [Hillerman - Hobb] [Hobb - Hornung] [Hornung - Huff] [Huff - Jacobs] [James - Johnston] [Jones - Kaminsky] [Kaminsky - Kelley] [Kellog - Kienzle] [King - Kirby] [Klass - Korman] [Korman - L'Engle] [Lackey - Laughlin] [Laurimore - Leckie] [Leckie - Leitch] [Leon - Levine] [Levine - Lippman] [Lippman - Lovelace] [Lovelace - Lutz] [Lutz - MacPherson] [MacPherson - Marcinko] [Marcinko - Martini] [Martini - Mayor] [Mazer - McCammon] [McCammon - McCullers] [McCullers - Meier] [Meloy - Miller] [Miller - Moon] [Moon - Mortimer] [Mortimer - Mysterious Press] [Nance - Nimmo] [Nimmo - Norton] [Norton - O'Brian] [O'Brian - O'Faolain] [O'Nan - Palahniuk] [Palmer - Paretsky] [Paretsky - Parker] [Parker - Parker] [Parker - Patterson] [Patterson - Paulsen] [Paulsen - Penny] [Perez-Reverte - Pinkwater] [Piper - Poyer] [Poyer - Poyer] [Prager - Pratchett] [Pratchett - Pronzini] [Pronzini - Pullman] [Pullman - Quinn] [Quinn - Reeve] [Reeve - Riggs] [Riggs - Robinson] [Robinson - Rothfuss] [Rothfuss - Russell] [Russell - Sagan] [Salzman - Savage] [Savin - Scalzi] [Scalzi - Scott] [Scott - Sebold] [Sedgwick - Sherlock] [Shetterly - Sixth] [Skloot - Snell] [Snelling - Spoor] [Springer - Steinhauer] [Steinhauer - Strahan] [Strahan - Stross] [Stross - Tapply] [Tapply - Thorp] [Thurber - Turtledove] [Turtledove - Van Draanen] [Van Draanen - Varley] [Varley - Watkins] [Watson - Weber] [Weber - Wells] [Wells - Westlake] [Westlake - Whelan] [White - Willis] [Winchester - Wolff] [Wollheim - Zahn] [Zahn - Zusak] 

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