Book: Sacred Stone by Clive Cussler

New book title: , Select Author: AuthorIDn-tba- --tba---tba- --tba--Geoffrey ArcherUlrich Alexander BoschwitzAndrew ChildLee ChildClive CusslerKen FolletMatt HaigLisa JewellPaul KemprecosPeter MayJo NesboRichard OsmanJohn PearsonIan RankinCraig RobertsonEmily St John Mandel, Select co-Author: Author2IDn-tba- --tba---tba- --tba--Geoffrey ArcherUlrich Alexander BoschwitzAndrew ChildLee ChildClive CusslerKen FolletMatt HaigLisa JewellPaul KemprecosPeter MayJo NesboRichard OsmanJohn PearsonIan RankinCraig RobertsonEmily St John Mandel

Publisher: Penguin - Viking, Select Publisher: PublisherIDn-tba--tba-Bantam BooksCanongateHarper CollinsOrionPanPenguinPenguin - Michael JosephPenguin - VikingPicador.Pushkin PressRiverrunSimon & SchusterSphereVinatge, Genre: Action/Adventure, Select Genre: GenreIDn-tba--tba-Action/AdventureAdventureBiographyCrimeHistorical AdventureMysteryNatureScience FictionThrillerWoodwork

Year published: 2004, New year published:

Status: ReadSelect Status:BookStatIDnBeing ReadBeing soughtOn orderReadWaiting to be read, Year read: 2023, New Year read:

Main character: Juan Cabrillo, new Main Character select: CharIDn-tba-Cammeron BrodieCaris and MerthinDirk PittHarry CliftonHarry HoleInspector John RebusIsaac BellJack ReacherJuan CabrilloKurt AustenLiliaLuke LucasNora SeedOtto SilbermanPensioners, Friends and AssociatesThe Thursday Murder Club

Summary: A archeoligist finds a radioactive meteorite which terrorists want to use in a nuclear bomb.

New Summary:

Detail: Juan accepts the job of obtaining the meteorite from the archeologist for the CIA, only to find a terrorist beats him to it. He and his team follow the trail not knowing there are two terrorist groups seeking the power of the meteor.

New Detail: Juan accepts the job of obtaining the meteorite from the archeologist for the CIA, only to find a terrorist beats him to it. He and his team follow the trail not knowing there are two terrorist groups seeking the power of the meteor.

The best bits:

New best bits:

The worst: Apart from the poor basis for a plot being the supply of prayer mats to Saudi Arabia from England, the detail of the story in the UK is poor. The authors should note trains in the UK are not referred to by numbers but rather their destination, and they can easily be stopped by signals. Places to park cars are car parks, not parking structures. A Daimler rental car - really in 2005, especially for someone wanting to be discreet. A danish pastry from McDonalds - as if! Too much detail of road numbers, when a compass direction would suffice.

New worst: Apart from the poor basis for a plot being the supply of prayer mats to Saudi Arabia from England, the detail of the story in the UK is poor. The authors should note trains in the UK are not referred to by numbers but rather their destination, and they can easily be stopped by signals. Places to park cars are car parks, not parking structures. A Daimler rental car - really in 2005, especially for someone wanting to be discreet. A danish pastry from McDonalds - as if! Too much detail of road numbers, when a compass direction would suffice.