Lousy book worst book by cussler terrible characters hard to follow I want my money back

Excellent Clive Cussler adventure! Riveting, and the master of suspense strikes again!

This book is from an author that my father recommended. This is the first book by this author and found the story to be very intriguing and befitting a novel of historical fiction, with I enjoy. I would recommend this novel and author to anyone else who enjoys historical fiction and a very good storyline.

Very good book. Unlike most Cuslers it never leaves the early 1900s. somewhat predictable ending but a quick, fun read.

Another classic

Cussler. Always a good read

Wonderful story and historically accurate .

Although I liked many parts of the book, I think the middle was best. I feel the end was a little weak and did not tie up as much as I would have liked.

I love this Isaac bell series can't wait for the next one

A convoluted story that grips your attention to the end..

Once again Clive Cussler has kept us on the edge of our seats with intrigue, danger and suspense. It doesn't matter what century it is, it's always exciting.

Good book fast reading with allot of history in it. Enjoyed the book.

Clive Cussler has a history of producing entertaining adventure novels with heroes larger than life in science fiction escapades. With Isaac Bell, he's out of his comfort zone. The novels are set almost a century in the past, and the setting doesn't suit his style as well as the "a few years in the future" timeframe in his other series. That's not to say it's a poor read, just that it doesn't meet my expectations for a Cussler novel.

Sometimes hard to follow. The depiction of Mr Bells exploits will keep you wondering what is next. I would like to think this is how it was in the early 1900's. Riding on trains to get to where you wanted to go. I just love the description of Mr Bells locomotive car. Makes you wonder how it would be to drive a car like it. Almost give the impression of driving by the seat of your pants. What can I say great book. A must read if a Clive fan.