Michael Joseph Tom Clancy's Line of Sight: THE INSPIRATION BEHIND THE THRILLING AMAZON PRIME SERIES JACK RYAN

1-*from UZ on 06 April 2022Not up to the Clancy standard. Really bad book. I am a big Tom Clancy fan and read all his original books. This book lacks the depth, lacks the detail and the action offered by Tom Clancy books. Also some of the anti-muslim rhetoric and language used in the book was really not required and was not adding any value to the plot or the already bland storyline. I will try to return this book even if it costs me more than how much I paid for this book.

The book was received as advertised. I look forward to reading it in the near future.

I'm a Jr fan so i pretty much all biooks about him. However, I found this book to be a more difficult read and Jr wasn't the quite the prototypical hero of previou stories. Not that that kept me from being mesmerized bt it!

“Line of Sight” is a fallout episode from “Point of Contact.” Under irrelevant opposition from Iron Syndicate, Jack made a Herculean effort to save Bosnia and Herzegovina from their being dragged into the Third World War. The episode renews our understanding of Anais Nin’s famous view : We don’t see things as they are, we see things as we are. Except the Sarajevo Winter Olympics and Ivica Osim, the manager of the Japanese national team, the former Yugoslavia is a considerably remote place to ordinary Japanese. The book provides us a quick history lesson on this area, together with a recommended tour guide and an excellent gourmet report in this area. Mike Maden nicely brings in new trends like Uber, Airbnb and CAR T-cell treatment, etc., into the story. Have a hunch Iron Syndicate continues to be a great opponent to the future Campus activity.

Tom Clancy (and others) wrote an excellent series - Jack Ryan. Buy all 37 books today. This book was part of an order. All books were new and arrived in pristine condition. Great job!!