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Mikedadski	Posted: Jul 14 2012, 12:46 PM
Special Member Group: Members Posts: 187 Member No.: 8,880 Joined: 3-January 11	Raise the Titanic. Prelude April 1912. This opening still hooks me every time I look at it. Just awesome. I think I've read this one chapter more times than I can think of. Anyone else have an opening that they found amazing as well and if so - which book?

JuanitaC	Posted: Jul 14 2012, 01:48 PM
Special Member Group: Members Posts: 144 Member No.: 8,938 Joined: 23-April 11	Serpent- The opening on the "Andrea Doria" I like very much. Hello Mike! This post has been edited by JuanitaC on Jul 14 2012, 01:50 PM

Mikedadski	Posted: Jul 15 2012, 01:50 PM
Special Member Group: Members Posts: 187 Member No.: 8,880 Joined: 3-January 11	Hi Ines! Forgot about hat one. It's excellent as well!

tonym5	Posted: Jul 18 2012, 07:38 PM
Philosopher, Pirate, Poet, Poseidon & The Admiral Group: CCForum admin Posts: 13,806 Member No.: 23 Joined: 24-February 04	Night Probe has an excellent opening too!

Perlmutter Twin	Posted: Aug 1 2012, 12:30 AM
Member Group: Members Posts: 24 Member No.: 8,694 Joined: 3-February 09	I always liked the opening to Treasure. You can smell the dust and feel the plodding weariness of the scholar. Then the desparate running battle of the Legionaires. Was their sacrifice in vain? We don't know. Cut to modern day. Jeff

Mikedadski	Posted: Aug 1 2012, 01:46 AM
Special Member Group: Members Posts: 187 Member No.: 8,880 Joined: 3-January 11	Sahara also. Loved the civil war and Lincoln twist.

DirkPitt	Posted: Aug 1 2012, 03:34 AM
Special Projects Director Group: CCForum ADMIN Posts: 3,561 Member No.: 1 Joined: 20-February 04	The Mediterranean Caper (MAYDAY!!!) We have a winner! Dirk and Al flying into a jet lined airfield strafed by German bi-plane. Unbeatable!!

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