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Violence
A lot
Combat; terrorism; deaths involving biological weapon
Language
Some
Moderate period language
Sexual Content
Some
Sexual encounters between Pitt and women
Substance Use
Barely any
Moderate alcohol use
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
Bioweapon stolen by terrorists; doomsday stakes
What this book is about
A 1978 Dirk Pitt novel in which Pitt discovers the wreckage of a 1954 Air Force transport plane that vanished carrying experimental biological shells. When he raises the plane, he finds the shells are missing — already stolen. The race to find the doomsday weapons before they are used involves African terrorists, U.S. political corruption, and Pitt at his most resourceful. Classic Cussler.
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Bioweapon plot
Terrorism
Combat violence
Sexual content
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