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The terrorists hope to rekindle cold war animosity and prevent reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians. With one terrible act, distrust mounts, forces collide, and the floundering U.S. But ruthless terrorists have a final, desperate card to play: they have their hands on a nuclear weapon and have placed it on American soil in the midst of an escalation in tension with the Soviet Union. A major motion picture starring Ben Affleck, Morgan Freeman, James Cromwell, Alan Bates and Michael Byrne!Peace may finally be at hand in the Middle East—as Deputy Director of the CIA Jack Ryan lays the groundwork for a peace plan that could end centuries of conflict. president seems unable to cope with the crisis. With the world on the verge of nuclear disaster, Ryan must frantically seek a solution—before the chiefs of state lose control of themselves and the world.Movie release: May 31, 2002Studio: ParamountDirector: Phi

Ron A. said Kindle Version Has An Inexcusable Problem. This is my favorite of all the Clancy books, but the Kindle version has a problem: within each chapter, Clancy uses "scenes" to go from one character/situation to another, which is a very common and popular way to write. In the print version, every "scene" is separated by the next "scene" by a blank line/space to indicate the end of one scene and the start of another.The Kindle version has eliminated those blank lines and simply runs one scene into another as simply a new paragraph, causing a jarring and confusing transition from one scene to . CAvidReaderM said Slow, slow, slow!. I'm used to Clancy and his details and slow writing style, but this one was just way too slow for me. If you want to enjoy this book, start at about 75% of the way through. Honestly the first 75% of this book is details, details, details and way too much background. Once you get past that It's interesting in a good read.. "I believe this is the BEST Jack Ryan story" according to T. B. Haman. OK, it does take time getting into the story, please tell me what Clancy novel doesn't? It certainly is not a detriment to to his style as it lays a bedrock foundation. I believe this is the BEST Jack Ryan story, next to "Executive Orders" as it brings out the true spirit of Jack Ryan. The so called "movie" of this book is trash and that's the kindest words I can use online. Stand alone, with total ignorance to Clancy's works, the movie is OK(Love Morgan Freeman, Affleck.well it's "Daredevil" all over again) but it is not based on the novel. I

Ryan is plagued by stress and self-doubts that test even his dauntless moral compass and make him a more interesting subject for readers' attention. Jack Ryan's problems are as much domestic as they are part of the international crisis that is the ostensible narrative: National Security Director Elizabeth Elliot has the president's ear, and she has convinced him that Ryan's ethics are questionable. Once again, Tom Clancy manages to add new twists to the alternate U.S. While "Mr. some photographs of an innocent embrace with a friend) to cause a strain in the Ryans' marriage and a flurry of media attention. She hints at marital infidelity and an insider-trading scandal. Clark" tracks the terrorists, he also provides some needed intelligence to heal the Ryan family. history he initiated in The Hunt for Red October. Those fascinated by military hardware, from nuclear submarines to atomic weapons, wil