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10 Books That Fans of Clive Cussler Want to Read Next

Clive Cussler was one of the premiere military adventure and historical fiction authors of his time. His books have enthralled generations of fans and inspired countless writers. If you’re a fan of Cussler’s work, here are 10 more books you should check out. READ 1. The Templar Legacy by Steve Berry Fans of Cussler’s Dirk

Clive Cussler was one of the premiere military adventure and historical fiction authors of his time. His books have enthralled generations of fans and inspired countless writers. If you’re a fan of Cussler’s work, here are 10 more books you should check out.

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The Templar Legacy by Steve Berry

1. The Templar Legacy by Steve Berry

Fans of Cussler’s Dirk Pitt will enjoy the adventures of Cotton Malone. In Steve Berry’s first Malone book, the ex-Department of Justice operative is enjoying a quiet life as an antique books dealer in Copenhagen when he gets pulled back into the world of espionage and international intrigue. His former boss,

Noble Beginnings by L.T. Ryan

2. Noble Beginnings by L.T. Ryan

The long Jack Noble series started here, a promising debut for the CIA operative who has gained a fan base to rival those of Jack Ryan, Jack Reacher, and Jason Bourne. Full of suspense and action, the story concerns a vast and wide-reaching conspiracy that goes all the way to the top. Following his strict moral

Ice Hunt by James Rollins

3. Ice Hunt by James Rollins

Author James Rollins has written many best-selling book series in the adventure and fantasy genres, but some of his best works have been his standalone books. Near the top of this list is the thrilling Ice Hunt. All the elements needed for a top-notch political thriller are here: a mysterious abandoned Soviet-era

Amid the Shadows by Michael C. Grumley

4. Amid the Shadows by Michael C. Grumley

Best known for his Breakthrough series, author Michael C. Grumley garnered comparisons to James Rollins with his standalone mystery-thriller Amid the Shadows. The story concerns a 6-year-old named Sarah, who was born with an exceptional ability. After a social worker named Christine is assigned to Sarah’s

The Lieutenants by W.E.B. Griffin

5. The Lieutenants by W.E.B. Griffin

When it comes to military adventure stories, W.E.B. Griffin’s Brotherhood of War series set the gold standard. The Lieutenants is the first book and the place to start. Few books capture the feeling of the military and its customs, language, and hierarchy the way the Brotherhood series does. Full of memorable

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Raise the Titanic

Raise the Titanic

Cussler’s breakthrough novel was 1976’s Raise the Titanic, and the 1980 film version is a faithful adaptation. Starring acting vets like Jason Robards and Richard Jordan, it’s well worth a watch on a Sunday afternoon. You can stream it for free on Amazon Prime Video and other platforms.

Jocko Podcast

Jocko Podcast

Fans of military adventures will love Jocko Podcast. Hosted by retired Navy SEAL Jocko Willink, this is the most informative and entertaining military podcast out there. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other podcast platforms. Listen here.

There you have it! If you’re a fan of Cussler’s work, here are 10 more books you should check out.