Oregon Files · Book 6
Corsair
- Published
- 1 January 2009
- Pages
- 437
- ISBN-13
- 9780425233290
- Type
- novel
About this book
Corsair (2009, 437 pages), the sixth entry, is another of Jack Du Brul's Oregon Files collaborations with Cussler, following Plague Ship. Like the rest of this stretch of the series, it leans harder into gadgetry and team-based action than Cussler's more historically-flavored Dirk Pitt and NUMA Files novels.
Its place in Oregon Files
Corsair is book 6 in the Oregon Files series. It follows Plague Ship. It is followed by The Silent Sea. See the full Oregon Files reading order.
The Oregon is a rust-streaked, deliberately decrepit-looking freighter that is secretly one of the most advanced vessels afloat: a floating arsenal packed with hidden weapons, submersibles and stealth technology, crewed by mercenary operatives who take on jobs no government can touch. It belongs to the Corporation, a private paramilitary outfit led by Juan Cabrillo, a former CIA officer who lost a leg in the line of duty and now runs missions that blend high-tech espionage with old-fashioned swashbuckling. Clive…
Editions
- edition · unknown publisher · — · ISBN 9780425233290