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You may edit the post you are quoting here	I just finished reading the Jungle last night for the second time and enjoyed it just as much as I did the first time. I thought the edition of MacD was a good twist and I'm looking forward to their next adventure! However the computer at the very end was a long stretch, I thought.
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mhalliar	Posted on May 8 2012, 03:20 PM
	I just finished reading the Jungle last night for the second time and enjoyed it just as much as I did the first time. I thought the edition of MacD was a good twist and I'm looking forward to their next adventure! However the computer at the very end was a long stretch, I thought.
JuanitaC	Posted on Apr 19 2012, 06:20 PM
	Na oopsoopsoops, Seasong don`t worry, some like it, some don`t. Lot`s of things are a question of taste. MacD is not too bad in my taste, and I just think, ( or the writers think ), The Corporation needs some refreshment on the fighting front.
seasong	Posted on Apr 19 2012, 11:32 AM
	Wow. Apparently, I stand alone here. To be honest, I was completely underwhelmed with this book. It was the first Cussler book I almost didn't even bother finishing, I disliked it so much. The new character, MacD, was annoying to me. As in, really, really annoying. I did not like how the authors spelled out "Ah'll" instead of I'll -- just tell me the guy has a Southern drawl and let me hear it in my head, please. And I think I really resented how MacD completely took over the book and was suddenly a major player in the Corporation. Essentially, he was showcased in favor of other, more familiar characters. I mean, Eric Stone was barely non-existent in the book! One of my favorite characters being relegated to probably just a line or two did not make for a happy reader at all. So, that said, I'm still looking forward to the next Oregon Files book, but with trepidation. It's Cussler. Of course I'll read it. But I am most wary of being burned again . . .
jimmyfoundatlantis	Posted on Dec 4 2011, 11:56 AM
	I just started reading itlol I LOVE the oregon files!
AZ_Ron	Posted on Nov 10 2011, 06:04 AM
	I finished listening to The Jungle a few weeks ago. I've been a big Dirk Pitt fan for over two decades, and just discovered the Oregon Files this year. I've bought and listened to the entire series. I do field service and cover the southern part of Arizona, so I'm driving a LOT!! I LOVE the Oregon Files. I love the tech stuff, the stories, characters, etc. I ALWAYS look forward to a new release of either Pitt, Oregon, or Kurt Austin. Ron
malason	Posted on Oct 25 2011, 03:08 PM
	Loved this book.....one of the BEST..along with the new Fargo series...
Mikedadski	Posted on Sep 3 2011, 08:06 PM
	QUOTE (ladydi @ Sep 2 2011, 01:59 PM) It was great reading that Jack Dubrul is writing another Mercer book. Jack's use of Mercer's character in the Jungle was fun to read. I just finished re-listening (road trip) to River of Ruin and it's about time to get another geological book out there. I agree! Mercer books are a fun read as well and it was awesome seeing him make an appearance. Wonder when a new one will come out? Any idea?
ladydi	Posted on Sep 2 2011, 01:59 PM
	It was great reading that Jack Dubrul is writing another Mercer book. Jack's use of Mercer's character in the Jungle was fun to read. I just finished re-listening (road trip) to River of Ruin and it's about time to get another geological book out there.
JuanitaC	Posted on Jul 15 2011, 11:25 AM
	You know ANTI something.... i don`t care so much and i don`t even dare to talk about who is writing what. Their connection is their thing. THEY do a great ENTERTAINING thing. It`s enough, isn`t it??
Antipodean Andy	Posted on Jul 15 2011, 12:12 AM
	Du Brul is doing the writing 100% with, I imagine, CC having a look every now and then etc. Next Mercer book, according to the Du Brul forum, is the current writing project for Du Brul. Here's hoping he has the chance to complete it before the Oregon publishers come knocking again.

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