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# The Titanic Secret (An Isaac Bell Adventure)

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desertcart.com: The Titanic Secret (An Isaac Bell Adventure): 9780735217287: Cussler, Clive, Du Brul, Jack: Books

Review: Cussler Crossover - I used to devour Clive Cussler novels as quickly as I could get my hands on them but these days, not as much. An exception is the Isaac Bell series, which I enjoy immensely, almost as much as I did the early Dirk Pitt novels. What a treat to read an Isaac Bell novel that is both a crossover and a prequel/sequel to the title that put Cussler on the map in the '70s: Raise the Titanic! A hallmark of Cussler's books is a preface that is set in a different time period--usually the past--that has some bearing on the main story. In this case, the preface, along with a rare epilogue are set in the present day and feature Dirk Pitt. The main novel is set in 1911-1912 and features Issac Bell in the backstory for Cussler's fist bestseller. Astute readers will also notice an extremely brief cameo appearance by a much younger version of another Dirk Pitt villain near the story, but no spoilers. The Titanic Secret is a very fast paced and a fun read, loaded with the best of what Clive Cussler's novels have to offer. It was also kind of poignant for me in that it's the first Cussler novel I've read since he passed away earlier this year. There are at least a few more titles that were already in the works at the time of his passing that will see the light of day in due course but it's sad to think that a time is coming when there will be no more new Clive Cussler novels to look forward to. I guess it's a good thing that I have a healthy backlog that I have yet to read.
Review: Dirk Pitt Meets Isaac Bell in this Excellent Book - Dirk Pitt has just managed to save a centuries-old submarine from certain destruction. Now, Pitt has been given access to Isaac Bell's journal. In it, Pitt learns of the Little Angel Mine disaster, in which nine miners were supposedly killed. Now, Isaac Bell must find out the truth about the mine and the miners. The miners were interested in byzanium; a rare and very powerful element. It is worth millions of dollars. But the plight of the miners is far from over. Plus, the French are also interested in the rare element, and are prepared to fight for it. Over the course of the story, Pitt will travel to the British Isles as well as the islands of Novaya Zemlya. He will be continually by dogged by forces who wish to see him dead. And the grand luxury liner Titanic plays a vital role in the story. I'm a big fan of both the Dirk Pitt and Isaac Bell series, and it's always fun to see an author combine two of his best characters into one story. Typical with the Isaac Bell stories, this one is loaded with great historical intrigue, well-developed characters, and a plot that will keep the reader guessing throughout. Don't miss "The Titanic Secret". Highly recommended.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,101,114 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #748 in Mystery Action & Adventure #1,614 in Thriller & Suspense Action Fiction #6,461 in Suspense Thrillers |
| Book 11 of 15  | Isaac Bell Series |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (9,269) |
| Dimensions  | 4.19 x 1.06 x 7.56 inches |
| Edition  | Reprint |
| ISBN-10  | 0735217289 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-0735217287 |
| Item Weight  | 8.8 ounces |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 496 pages |
| Publication date  | July 28, 2020 |
| Publisher  | G.P. Putnam's Sons |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cussler Crossover
*by E***L on October 23, 2020*

I used to devour Clive Cussler novels as quickly as I could get my hands on them but these days, not as much. An exception is the Isaac Bell series, which I enjoy immensely, almost as much as I did the early Dirk Pitt novels. What a treat to read an Isaac Bell novel that is both a crossover and a prequel/sequel to the title that put Cussler on the map in the '70s: Raise the Titanic! A hallmark of Cussler's books is a preface that is set in a different time period--usually the past--that has some bearing on the main story. In this case, the preface, along with a rare epilogue are set in the present day and feature Dirk Pitt. The main novel is set in 1911-1912 and features Issac Bell in the backstory for Cussler's fist bestseller. Astute readers will also notice an extremely brief cameo appearance by a much younger version of another Dirk Pitt villain near the story, but no spoilers. The Titanic Secret is a very fast paced and a fun read, loaded with the best of what Clive Cussler's novels have to offer. It was also kind of poignant for me in that it's the first Cussler novel I've read since he passed away earlier this year. There are at least a few more titles that were already in the works at the time of his passing that will see the light of day in due course but it's sad to think that a time is coming when there will be no more new Clive Cussler novels to look forward to. I guess it's a good thing that I have a healthy backlog that I have yet to read.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Dirk Pitt Meets Isaac Bell in this Excellent Book
*by J***N on October 15, 2019*

Dirk Pitt has just managed to save a centuries-old submarine from certain destruction. Now, Pitt has been given access to Isaac Bell's journal. In it, Pitt learns of the Little Angel Mine disaster, in which nine miners were supposedly killed. Now, Isaac Bell must find out the truth about the mine and the miners. The miners were interested in byzanium; a rare and very powerful element. It is worth millions of dollars. But the plight of the miners is far from over. Plus, the French are also interested in the rare element, and are prepared to fight for it. Over the course of the story, Pitt will travel to the British Isles as well as the islands of Novaya Zemlya. He will be continually by dogged by forces who wish to see him dead. And the grand luxury liner Titanic plays a vital role in the story. I'm a big fan of both the Dirk Pitt and Isaac Bell series, and it's always fun to see an author combine two of his best characters into one story. Typical with the Isaac Bell stories, this one is loaded with great historical intrigue, well-developed characters, and a plot that will keep the reader guessing throughout. Don't miss "The Titanic Secret". Highly recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Interesting twist to bring Pitt and Bell together in this novel.
*by D***T on December 27, 2019*

Must read for Cussler fans who follow both Dirk Pitt, and Isaac Bell series. Must read for Cussler fans who follow both Dirk Pitt, and Isaac Bell series. I gave this only four stars because the style of telling was more like Jack Du Brul's instead of Clive Cussler's. I have grown to love Cussler's tales over the years of reading his books. Jack Du Brul's style of writing shines in the Oregon files series, and I love the espionage style feel he brings to them. That violent espionage feeling was off character for Bell in this book. Bell's character in previous books portrays more of a gentleman brawler with a lot of luck. My review is only missing one star because I think Dirk Cussler should have co-written this tale with his dad or possibly brought back Scott. Having said that I'm on to my next Cussler book in the Oregon Files series and am looking forward to Du Brul's writing style in it. *Edit I just realized Boyd Morrison co-wrote the next Oregon Series book. Oh well I'm going to read it next anyway. 😁

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