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Loading... Clear and Present Danger (1989)by Tom Clancy
None. This is one of Clancy's earlier Ryan books and at this stage he was still producing books of very high quality, with complex inter-woven plots all building steadily to a true climax. The subject matter is no longer the Cold War but drug enforcement, and the book shows up well the utter futility of much of what is done in that area. Recommended. Long (770+ pages) but never boring. ( )JACK RYAN Colombian drug lords, the assassination of American officials, and an intricate pattern of covert operations in South America and at home set off international alarms. No rips, tears, no markings, excellent book I stopped reading Clancy a long time ago. I did enjoy this and find it to be one of his better books. I liked the Clark character very much. I may have outgrown techno-thrillers or maybe they don't interest me as much since there is no longer a CCCP. I would still recommend this book if this type of thing is to your liking. no reviews | add a review
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