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General Information

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Book Title..................: The Mediterranean Caper (1st Dirk Pitt Series)
Author......................: Clive Cussler
Read By.....................: Michael Prichard
Publisher...................: Books On Tape, Inc.
Copyright...................: 1973 (book) 1992 (tape)
ISBN........................: 3323254-039
Abr/Unabr...................: Unabridged
Genre.......................: Thriller/Suspense

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Ripping/Encoding/File Splitting Info

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Source......................: 8 Cassettes (Public Library)
Ripping/Encoding............: Cool Edit Pro 1.2a
File Splitting..............: Cool Edit Pro 1.2a
Bitrate/Sampling Freq.......: 64 kbps/44 kHz
Mono/Stereo.................: Mono
ID# Tags....................: Yes
File Sizes..................: 2.8-6.7 MB (6-15 min)
# of Files..................: 50 +.nfo + .gif +.sfv
 
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Post Information

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Posted With.................: PowerPost 2000
Length......................: Approx 9 hours
Total Parts.................: 53
Parts per day...............: 25 (2-day post)
Total Size..................: 229 megs
Group posted to.............: abma
Full repost?................: not by me
My fills policy.............: segments anytime, files 24 hours after full post
Support files posted........: yes

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Editorial Review

On an isolated Greek Island, a WW I fighter plane attacks a modern U.S. Air Force base...a mysterious saboteur preys on an American scientific expedition...and Dirk Pitt plays a deadly game of hunter and hunted with the elusive head of an international smuggling ring.
Pitt is hot on the trail of a mammoth drug conspiracy controlled by a missing Nazi war criminal. It's his most daring, desperate adventure yet!

"Cussler's imaginative constructions are always based firmly on reality. The possibilities that he imagines in THE MEDITERRANEAN CAPER are just plausible, and carry us along on a great adventure of 'what if?'" (B-O-T Editorial Review Board) 
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Murph 6/8/01
