Cussler, Clive

A deadly plague is killing dolphins and seals in the Weddell Sea and has now extended its reach to claim the lives of humans. Dirk Pitt, researcher with the National Underwater and Marine Agency must find the source of the plague and head off a disaster that will claim the lives of millions of people and animals.

Dirk Pitt, special projects director of NUMA, the National Underwater and Marine Agency, becomes engulfed in a series of bizarre events that will change his life forever when he sets out to investigate the cause of the fire that sank the cruise ship Emerald Dolphin in July, 2003.

After witnessing a terrible coal mining accident, Detective Isaac Bell hunts for the high-level saboteurs he believes are responsible.

When a key element of a new and and powerful attack submarine goes missing and ships begin disappearing in mid-ocean, NUMA director Dirk Pitt and his team embark on an international chase to discover the truth.

Investigating a disputed ruling that a brilliant pre-World War I battleship gun designer committed suicide, chief investigator Isaac Bell discovers that an elusive spy with ties to a top-secret project has been staging the killings of America's leading technological minds.

A companion guide to the works of Clive Cussler, featuring an interview with the author; plot synopses of the Dirk Pitt novels; a discussion of Cussler's nonfiction book, "The Sea Hunters"; a concordance of continuing characters, organizations, devices, and locations; and the prologue to "Atlantis Found.".

Dirk Pitt sets out on an expedition with his children along the treacherous Northwest Passage to find a silvery mineral, which will prove his theory and link the causes for the sudden deaths in British Columbia and the incidents between the United States and an ally.

Detective Isaac Bell sets out to pursue a ruthless bank robber who leaves no one alive as he goes from town to town.

When Dirk Pitt saves a group of archaeologists from drowning, he finds himself caught up in a smuggling ring searching for lost Inca treasure.