From Barnes & NobleJuan Cabrillo and his Oregon shipmates are forced into overdrive to head off enemies who plan to use Nicola Tesla's advanced World War II plans to bring modern-day America to its metaphorical knees. Excellent reviews in hardcover; now in mass-market paperback and NOOK Book.
Publishers Weekly09/30/2013
In this rousing ninth Oregon Files adventure (after 2011's The Jungle) from bestseller Cussler and Du Brul, series hero Juan Cabrillo's attempt to rescue old pal Yuri Borodin from a super-max Siberian prison goes bad. Yuri dies after uttering "Tesla," a reference to Nikola Tesla, the mysterious Serb who invented alternating-current electricity and who is alleged to have developed a number of secret weapons, including a death ray, an earthquake machine, and an invisibility field.
