So, I’ve finally reviewed Clive Cussler’s Skeleton Coast on Fuldapocalypse.
Cussler was one of my favorite authors growing up, and the first real cheap thriller author I read in bulk. I read lots of Cussler’s (even if, by this point in his career, most of the actual work was done by other people), and a book review is long overdue. So why not choose one of the most memorable?
Coiler's Creative Corner 
I read Clive Cussler’s originals when I was a teen, Raise the Titanic, Night Probe, et al. I particularly loved the opening historical scenes which would set the background for the adventure later.
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I too am a longtime reader of Cussler. As it happened Sahara was the first I ever picked up, and way back when found it something of a revelation-that a novel could read like a summer blockbuster (which was not just what I wanted as a reader, but back then what I aspired to as a writer). I must admit, though, that after reading the older books I felt that was his peak, and never really paid much attention to the coauthored novels. I think I might check this one out, though.
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