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  • Hmm.. I wonder if this crazy idea will actually work...

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Hidayah's Book Club

14.8.10

The Charlemange Pursuit by Steve Berry




Basic plot

The story follows Cotton Malone trying to find out the details of his father's death, Forrest Malone, a Navy Officer who died in a submarine in 1971. Also trying to find out that sub's fate are German twins, Cristl Falk and Dorothea Lindauer,whose father was on the same submarine. Also involved is ambitious Admiral Langford Ramsey, who tries to hide his involvement with a second sub sent to find Forest Malone and his crew. Stephanie Nelle, Malone's ex-boss and Edwin Davis (Deputy National Security Advisor) also become involved, searching for Charlie Smith, a killer hired by Ramsey to eradicate any links to him.

All plots are connected to an ancient Antarctic civilization (known as Civilization One) which taught Charlemagne and his chronicler Einhard advanced technology thought to have been invented by modern humans. This is what the two submarines were searching for.

My review (on Visual Bookshelf)
Finally! I finished it. Probably took me the longest time ever, since I have been swamped lately. The plot is complex and the main characters took a while to grow on me, and intermittent reading didn't help, but overall it was a good book. I enjoyed the last few chapters alot. However, for this genre I still prefer Dan Brown. 3/5

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