This is another entertaining and easy reading book by Clive Cussler. The story sets at the beginning of the 19th century when aviation was in its infancy. The story is all you would expect from one of the greatest mystery story tellers of today. It's a good and quick read.

Boring book, convoluted plot, absolutely not engaging. The opposite of The Wrecker... Not a good Isac Belle story

Surely this wasn't actually written by Cussler. I'm a long time fan, but this book is the worst example of his style I have ever read. A disjointed plot, every minor and major character endowed with seemingly superhuman abilities, and the total lack of engagement that his direct approach usually garners. Stick with Dirk et al.

Fun, fun, fun.

I enjoyed reading this mystery very much--another winner by Clive Cussler. Kept me turning the page and not wanting to put it down. Thanks for another great mystery.

BORING, BORING, I have all of his books this one I should have left alone. Crap.

Typical Cussler - outstanding read!

The high action and history makes anyone a Cussler lover. The race keeps you strapped in the cockpit as the early beginnings of air travel meet murder.

Clive Cussler is always very good. He has always had ships/boats and cars in books. He has recently added trains and cars, and now with this book...planes and cars.

You just can't beat Clive Cussler...