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Oregon Files Books in Order (16 Book Series)

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Oregon Files is a series of 16 books written by 3 authors. Here, you can see them all in order! (plus the year each book was published)

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    FAQ

    • Can you tell me more about the Oregon Files series, who the author is, and any book series recommendations within it?

      Absolutely! The Oregon Files series is a popular collection of adventure novels written by Clive Cussler and co-authors Craig Dirgo, Jack Du Brul, and Boyd Morrison. Jack Du Brul took over as the primary co-author from the seventh book onward. Apart from the Oregon Files series, Jack Du Brul has also authored other thrilling novels worth checking out. Boyd Morrison, another co-author of the Oregon series, also has some commendable novels to his name.

    • What are the Oregon files books, and who are the authors responsible for the series?

      The Oregon Files series is a collection of high-octane adventure novels, focusing on a group of seasoned mercenaries led by Juan Cabrillo. This team operates from a high-tech ship disguised as a rusty freighter, named the Oregon. The series was started by Clive Cussler and Craig Dirgo, with Jack Du Brul taking over from the seventh book, "The Silent Sea". Boyd Morrison, another author, took the reins from the twelfth book, "Piranha".

    • What mediums are the Oregon files books available in?

      The Oregon files books are available in multiple formats to suit your reading preferences. You can get them in hardcover, paperback, or even for your Kindle. You can also find them on Apple Books and buy them from booksellers like Waterstones.

    • Is there a recommended order to read the Oregon Files series?

      Yes, there is a recommended order to read the Oregon Files series. The series starts with "Golden Buddha", followed by "Sacred Stone", "Dark Watch", "Skeleton Coast", "Plague Ship", and so on. Each book is a standalone adventure, but reading them in order provides a more cohesive experience of the characters' development and the overarching plot.

    • How would you rate the Oregon Files series by Jack Du Brul and Boyd Morrison?

      As an author, Jack Du Brul has done an excellent job in maintaining the high-paced action and tight narrative that the Oregon Files series is known for. Similarly, Boyd Morrison authoring the later books continues to uphold the thrilling suspense of the series. If I had to shelf rate them, they would be right at the top!

    • Is there a place where I can shelve or menu the Oregon Files series?

      Yes, you can add the Oregon Files series to your reading list or cart on various online platforms like Amazon, Apple Books, and Waterstones. You can also menu shelve them in your personal library at home.

    • Can you recommend any other authors similar to Jack Du Brul or Boyd Morrison?

      Yes, of course. If you enjoy the Oregon Files series by Jack Du Brul and Boyd Morrison, you might also like authors like Matthew Reilly, James Rollins, or Tom Clancy. They all write exciting, fast-paced adventure novels that keep you on the edge of your seat.

    • Where can I receive updates or newsletters about the Oregon Files series or other books by these authors?

      You can sign up for newsletters on the authors' official websites or follow them on social media for updates on the Oregon Files series and their other works. Websites like Goodreads, Amazon, and Waterstones also provide updates and recommendations based on your reading preferences.

    • Is the Oregon Files series more inclined towards fiction or romance?

      The Oregon Files series, penned by Jack Du Brul and Boyd Morrison, leans more towards adventure and action fiction. While there are elements of romance, the focus is on the exploits of the captain, Juan Cabrillo, and his crew on their ship, the Oregon. It's a must-read for any thrill-seeker!