Tom Clancy Under Fire : A Jack Ryan Jr. Novel

from MSWallack

This was not a good book. Look, I've been more than willing to suspend some disbelief and give the authors of these books a bit of leeway in how they deal with Jack Ryan, Jr. Obviously it makes no sense for the son of the President of the United States to be acting as a covert agent. But hey, thi...

from MSWallack

This was not a good book. Look, I've been more than willing to suspend some disbelief and give the authors of these books a bit of leeway in how they deal with Jack Ryan, Jr. Obviously it makes no sense for the son of the President of the United States to be acting as a covert agent. But hey, thi...

from thewanderingjew

Under Fire, Grant Blackwood Jack Ryan Jr., son of Jack Ryan, the President of the United States, is in Teheran working for The Campus, an organization that reports directly to the President. While there, he meets up with an old high school friend, Seth Gregory, who is supposedly working for Shell...

from Darrell.Newton

I generally enjoy Tom Clancy novels. I enjoy plots with twists. But this novel had so many twists and such convoluted plot logic, that I found myself rereading to figure out what was happening instead of enjoying the story. Unfortunately, the plot twists was the strongest element in the story.

from mainrun

I liked this book a lot when I was reading it. Now that I am thinking about it, there are things that bother me. First: the author wanted Jack Jr's new girlfriend to be involved. There was some rolling eyes parts. Nothing against her, but the author had her drive someone off the road and go into ...