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Journeys from fiction drawn on the real world

Clive Cussler · 2006 · global

Clive Cussler's 2006 Dirk Pitt adventure. A freak wave nearly kills Pitt on Siberia's Lake Baikal, drawing him into the schemes of a ruthless Mongolian tycoon who controls oil, earthquakes - and a secret worth killing for. The trail runs across the steppes to Ulaanbaatar and into the Gobi, in search of the lost tomb and untold treasure of Genghis Khan himself.

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    Lake Baikal

    On the deep waters of Siberia's Lake Baikal, a sudden freak wave nearly destroys Dirk Pitt's research vessel - the first sign of a ruthless conspiracy reaching from the Russian oil fields to the heart of Mongolia.

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    Ulaanbaatar

    The trail leads south across the steppe to Ulaanbaatar and the fortress-compound of a Mongolian tycoon whose stolen technology can trigger earthquakes and choke the world's oil - and who guards a secret centuries old.

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    The Gobi

    Deep in the Gobi Desert, Pitt races to find what the tycoon covets above all: the long-lost tomb of Genghis Khan and the fabulous plundered treasure of his empire, buried and hidden from the world for eight hundred years.

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Treasure of Khan Map: Clive Cussler's Journey