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Deep Six

Clive Cussler

Ages 12–17

Readers rate it 3.6 (52 on Hardcover)

544 pages · Released Dec 27, 2005

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Deep Six is a Clive Cussler action-adventure novel featuring the popular protagonist Dirk Pitt. The story includes moderate action violence typical of the thriller genre—gunfights, explosions, and dangerous scenarios—but stops short of graphic gore. The plot involves political intrigue and international espionage with some mature themes, though the pacing and adventure focus make it accessible to older middle-grade and teen readers who enjoy the genre.

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From the publisher

A deadly tide of poison flows into ocean waters. A ghost ship drifts across the empty northern Pacific. A luxury Soviet liner blazes into a funeral pyre. The Presidential yacht cruises the Potomac night—and the President disappears without a trace. Dirk Pitt takes on a sinister Asian shipping empire in an interconti... A deadly tide of poison flows into ocean waters. A ghost ship drifts across the empty northern Pacific. A luxury Soviet liner blazes into a funeral pyre. The Presidential yacht cruises the Potomac night—and the President disappears without a trace. Dirk Pitt takes on a sinister Asian shipping empire in an intercontinental duel of nerves. In his most dangerous, fast-paced adventure, he fights to save the US government—and to seize one desperate moment of revenge!

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  • Dirk Pitt (Fictitious character)
  • Fiction
  • Adventure stories
  • Presidents
  • Brainwashing
  • Fiction, action & adventure
  • Pitt, dirk (fictitious character), fiction
  • fast-paced
  • adventurous
  • Adventure
  • Action
  • Suspense

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