The Adventures of Hotsy Totsy, Clive Cussler’s rollicking sequel to The Adventures of Vin Fiz (2006), has just been released. Signed editions and exclusive signed limited editions of The Adventures of Hotsy Totsy are available at VJ Books (http://www.vjbooks.com).
In The Adventures of Hotsy Totsy (May 2010: Penguin), Casey and Lacey Nicefolk are two regular, all-American brother-and-sister twins who have a secret. In their barn there is a mysterious widget that can turn any small object into a life-size replica.
Since their parents are out-of-town, the twins decide to have some fun and create a real working powerboat using a model boat and their newly found gizmo. Casey and Lacey take their new powerboat and enter a race up the Sacramento River. But during the race, they find that their powerboat is no ordinary boat and that the race is no ordinary race. This is a romping adventure where being the first to cross the finish line is not the only prize.
Clive Cussler is the bestselling author of the Dirk Pitt series, the Oregon Files series, and the Numa Files series–all nautical mystery/thriller novels. Some of the novels in the Dirk Pitt adventures include… (more…)
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A Book Review by Nikki!
Dr. Alan Gregory isn’t perfect. He’s not quirky or eccentric. He’s just a normal guy whose job places him in the midst of other people’s issues, both psychological and physiological. This story finds him closely involved with a family who has two children knocking at death’s door. Knowing what that feels like firsthand only made Alan’s plight more realistic to me.
Caught up in insurance red tape and the bureaucratic methodology of rubber-stamping claims, motive is certainly present when the founder of a major insurance company is found murdered. Alan must find out how this murder intertwines with his patient to save her from herself as well as from being accused of murder. How far does one family go to protect each other by sacrificing themselves?
For those of you who enjoy the Alan Gregory series, you won’t be disappointed. For those of you who are first-timers, this book can easily be read as a stand-alone novel.
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