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Celtic Empire
- Narrated by: Scott Brick
- Series: Dirk Pitt, Book 25
- Length: 10 hrs and 20 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Action & Adventure
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Summary
Penguin presents the audiobook edition of Celtic Empire, by Clive and Dirk Cussler, read by Scott Brick.
The murder of a team of UN scientists while investigating mysterious deaths in El Salvador. A deadly collision in the waterways off Detroit. An attack from tomb raiders on an archaeological site along the Nile. Is there a link between these violent events? The answer may lie with the tale of an Egyptian princess forced to flee the armies of her father 3,000 years ago.
From the desert sands of Egypt to the rocky isles of Ireland to the deepwater lochs of Scotland, only Dirk Pitt can unravel the secrets of an ancient enigma that could change the very future of mankind.
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- James Dickson
- 23-06-20
This would make a great movie
I couldn't get enough of this book, my first Cussler novel, won't be my last. The narration was great, allow, as Scottish preson that has lived in Inverness, I found some of the Scots accents, pronunciations were a little ropey and the author's scale of distance and time not very accurate with regards to travel around Loch Ness. Overall a very exciting listen and I managed it in one sitting, I just didn't want to stop.
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- Peta Elaine Wetherby
- 20-03-20
loved it
loved it, Irish and Scots accents not good, but otherwise thoroughly enjoyable, as are all of his books.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- terry o'connor
- 15-11-19
Clive cussler novel
Always enjoy a good Clive cussler novel story was very good and well worth the time
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- Dafydd Jones
- 23-04-19
Outstanding listen.
Another Outstanding listen once again.
Well worth the time.
10/10 for story and narration.
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- graham smith
- 20-08-20
chapters
Too many chapters let the story flow .it make very slow reading and losing track
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- stephen evans
- 19-07-20
Good
Good story. Plenty of action told beautifully . The best story I have ever heard . Hope there are plenty more to come
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- Sandy
- 30-06-20
excellent storyline
Loved it, had me listening on and on. Quite a novel storyline.
I did find the reader's Scottish and Irish accent a little off putting but not enough to stop me finishing the book.
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- William Sturgeon
- 29-05-20
Ok(ish)
Not the best or most plausible story line. Narration so so, there is nothing worse to hear than a rubbish Scottish accent, and this was right up there with the worst of them, akin to Mel Gibson in Braveheart.
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- Tudor Williams
- 19-05-20
Celtic involvement week
I've loads of CC's books all a good read .
I would have preferred more on the Celtic connection.
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- Owen John Hunt
- 04-11-19
Awful accents
This is the usual Cussler storyline and it has some good parts although some really good imagination is needed to believe some of the things that happen! Usually, I like Scott Brick's narration but on this occasion, his Scots accent sounds very Irish and his Australian accent sounds very bad east end of London. Otherwise ok but not really outstanding.
Having finally finished the book I am sorry to say that it is a load of rubbish and so far fetched as to be rather silly. I have enjoyed many of Cusslers books but this one is awful.
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- IG
- 06-06-19
Fantastic! In line with tbe original Dirk Pitt's
Fantastic! In line with tbe original Dirk Pitt novels. Funny, rough, and full of intrigue.
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- Amazon Customer
- 15-04-19
Celtic empire
loved it and was a good read would recommend it to anyone else about it