Dive Into Terror

by Randy Cruts

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1881116735
• ISBN13: 9781881116738
• Release Date: January 1996
• Publisher: Black Forest Press
• Length: 348 Pages
• Weight: 1.12 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 5.4" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

A Cool Guy

Mr. Cruts is a cool guy and a great writer... The events in this book WERE based on true events. Not to mention a great teacher.

Good insight into the economics & mechanics of terrorism.

I got a copy of "Dive into Terror" from a friend a couple of years ago and enjoyed it. Lots of action, outrage, and poetic justice. After the embassay bombings and the coverage of Osama Bin Ladin, I pulled it out and read it again. Cruts either has a crystal ball or he's taking work home from the NSA.The first time I read it I thought the plot was a little far fetched. Upon reflection, and in the light of recent events it seems frighteningly believable - except for the part about the US responding appropriately.This book should be required reading for the staffs of the secretaries of state and defense.

A super book.

Mr. Cruts has developed an outstanding story that puts the reader into parts of his book. You enjoy the opportunity of understanding what really goes on behind the scenes of the secret SEALS and how they react with worldly events.

Lt. Nick Cutter USN, the answer to international terrorism!

Newspaper Reviews"A neatly tied-together little thriller...a nicely woven novel that pounds along like a locomotive."--Harry Crumpacker, The Tampa Tribune--"Nick Cutter is a macho Navy SEAL, with the power to kill like a Rambo with gills...an old-fashioned action yarn straight out of the Mickey Spillane school of tough-guy fiction."--Mark Hinson, The Tallahassee Democrat-"Cruts shows the kind of promise of the early Clancy. This is an author, and a continuing saga, worth following."--Scott Ceier, The Key West Citizen--"Those who like non-stop action will love this book...frothing, roiling ocean of feints and parries - with knives, guns, and wits."--Peggy May, The Northwest Florida Daily News--"There's a new hero on the American literary scene, and his name is Cutter, Nick Cutter...one part Lloyd Bridges in 'Sea Hunt,' one part Harrison Ford in 'Clear and Present Danger,' a pinch of James Garner in 'The Rockford Files,' and a dash of author Randy Cruts."--Mark Bradley, The Pensacola News Journal--

Outstanding!!!

I laughed, I cried, and I read it again and again.The sensitive guy.