Tom Clancy Commander-In-Chief (Hardcover) by Mark Greaney

from MSWallack

Uneven. Parts of the story were interesting while other parts seemed to drag. Also, this was one of those books where the author seemed to have gotten a bit bored. The immense detail in the early parts of the book (which I enjoyed) seemed to be tossed aside for fairly quick resolution of the vari...

from mainrun

I reviewed the last "Tom Clancy" book, "Full Force and Effect" in 2015, just a few months after it was released. That means there are a little over three years of books to read. The next one is the awesome Commander in Chief. I'm 52 years old, and you know something that sucks? In the past when b...

from DeaconBernie

This work is unique in my experience. The author, a worthy successor to Mr. Clancy, cleverly inserted the plots for two books in the early pages. He then totally ignored one except for one mention near the end. The plot of the tale he chooses to tell is a tad on the high end but, nevertheless, it...

from buffalogr

It's just sleazy to publish a book one year after Clancy's death and claim that it's his book. this thriller was actually ripped from the headlines as it was written about the time that Russia invaded Crimea; in this case, the Russians are in the Baltic states--another traditional Russian territo...

from thewanderingjew

Tom Clancy Commander in Chief, Mark Greaney, author, Scott Brick, narrator Three things are happening behind the scenes in this realistic modern day novel of suspense and foreign intrigue. The Russian President, Valeri Volodin, threatened with extinction because of his country's precarious financ...