โ Scribed by Jack Du Brul
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Crackling with energy from start to finish, this hardcover solo debut from "USA Today" and "New York Times" bestselling authorJack Du Brul confirms Clive Cussler's assurance that DuBrul "is the finest adventure writer on the scene today." On a stormy night in 1937, the German zeppelin "Hindenburg" cuts through the clouds over rural New Jersey. On board, a madman has traveled across the Atlantic bearing a safe holding a secret so terrible that it may change the course of history. His efforts to protect his cargo have led him to commit murder, but the most dangerous part of the journey still remains -- the arrival at Lakehurst Naval Air Station. In a moment of clear thinking, the murderer throws the safe overboard, thinking that he will return for it later. The conflagration at landing destroys that plan and the safe recedes into history. Seven decades later, mining engineer Philip Mercer is in the Central African Republic searching for a precious metal used in the manufacture of cell phones. In the face of a mounting civil war, Mercer tries to help local villagers escape from rebel forces. Along the way, he meets up with Cali Stone, an attractive field researcher for the CDC. This particular village suffers from one of the highest rates of cancer in the world. All that saves them from execution at the hands of the rebel troops is the intervention of an unknown military force. Once back in the states, Mercer's detective work leads him to the long-lost safe and the cryptic letter inside: "Dear Albert, I believe I have succeeded. The element you seek does exist in nature." This letter launches Mercer on the most spectacular adventure of his career, one that will leave a nation inflames and a city in ruin, and reveal the truth behind three thousand years of legend."
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Crackling with energy from start to finish, this hardcover solo debut from "USA Today" and "New York Times" bestselling authorJack Du Brul confirms Clive Cussler's assurance that DuBrul "is the finest adventure writer on the scene today." On a stormy night in 1937, the German zeppelin "Hindenburg" c
Crackling with energy from start to finish, this hardcover solo debut from "USA Today" and "New York Times" bestselling authorJack Du Brul confirms Clive Cussler's assurance that DuBrul "is the finest adventure writer on the scene today." On a stormy night in 1937, the German zeppelin "Hindenburg" c
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### From Publishers Weekly Combining plenty of thrills and a touch of romance, Du Brul's action-packed contemporary adventure zips along like an out-of-control locomotive as geologist Philip Mercer, the James Bond-like hero from the author's previous novels (Charon's Landing, etc.), becomes embroil
### From Publishers Weekly Combining plenty of thrills and a touch of romance, Du Brul's action-packed contemporary adventure zips along like an out-of-control locomotive as geologist Philip Mercer, the James Bond-like hero from the author's previous novels (Charon's Landing, etc.), becomes embroil
During World War II, at a secret Nazi submarine base, containers crafted entirely from looted wartime gold were hidden away. The treasure was not the solid-gold chests, but the cargo they carried -- an artifact so lethal that whoever possessed "Pandora's boxes" held the power to unleash hell upon th