Jack Ryan Novels: Red Rabbit (CD-Audio)

from Whicker

Clancy, as always, is a good read. Suspenseful and engaging, though not his best work. Worth the read if you are into his main series.

from Lynngood

Long before he was President or head of the CIA, before he fought terrorist attacks on the Super Bowl or the White House, even before a submarine named Red October made its perilous way across the Atlantic, Jack Ryan was a historian, teacher, and recent ex-Marine temporarily living in England whi...

from buffalogr

Billed as an early Jack Ryan, Jack has only a little to do in this novel. It was short, abridged, I believe. Many of he characters used in previous novels are introduced. Fun book, on to my next Clancy novel.

from csayban

Red Rabbit was by far the weakest of all of Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan books. Part of it was that even though it was a prequel, it really didn't sound like Jack Ryan at all. Mostly it was the plot. Clancy thrillers always have a certain over-the-top quality to them. That's what makes them fun. But th...

from mbmackay

A long winded attempt at a spy-thriller that manages to combine predictability with improbability! Its only contribution to the genre is to confirm Le Carre status at The Master. Read April 2004