Campus Novel Against All Enemies, Book 1, (Paperback)

from walterqchocobo

This was not one of Clancy's better works--full of all the thriller/action movie cliches and tough guys not even thinking about laws, the Constitution or any other consequences. The book introduces a new character, ex-Navy SEAL Maxwell Moore, that we might see again (the ending provided a hint) b...

from csayban

Former Navy SEAL turned CIA operative Max Moore hasn't had much luck lately. All of his life, he has lost the people closest to him and now he has lost his entire CIA team to a terrorist bombing in Pakistan. Before he can find out who did it, he is dragged across the world to help with the fight ...

from mainrun

The book had the main characters go do some exciting stuff, go back to "headquarters," get a lucky break to figure out what to do next, go do it, and then head back headquarters to wait for the next thing to react to. The events were well written and entertaining. However, I wish the plotting was...

from Zare

Interesting setup regarding possible links between terrorists and narco-cartels.Entire novel looks like a cross between "Without remorse" and "Debt of Honor" but without the depth of these two books.Main character (I think Clancy franchise truly loves SEALs :)), Moore, is basically Clark for the ...

from JosephLYoung

Found story moved way too slow and had just tons of alphabet soup listings for all the government agencies that operated together (?) in Afganistan, Mexico, South America and the various U.S. agencies. I felt that more attention was directed to explaining how these agencies worked than forwarding...