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review 1: A blast of fast action entertainment! If you're a Tom Clancy enthusiast, then you will love Support and Defend. For all you Vicenza ABCT veterans, there is a cameo appearance, short but extremely significant, in the end by 173d ABCT. This is a new twist on the Campus team with...
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review 1: The Gray Man Series was one I was hesitant to start. After finishing the John Rain series by Barry Eisler, I knew something could start out slow and end as one of my favorites. Court Gentry diden't even really start out slow and definitely didn't take as long as Rain did to get...
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review 1: Trash, garbage, waste, feces... It doesn't get much worse than this book. Ethnocentric-murderporn for Americans pretty much sums it up. The writing is atrocious. The dialog isn't just wooden, it's barkingly bad. The only thing this writer gets right are weapon descriptions. I jus...
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review 1: Okay, okay, we're getting somewhere. I've been feeling so bad for Court, wanting him to get back in to good graces with the powers that be so that he isn't always running and hiding, and we're seeing some movement here. The assassin with the hear of gold might find out who was be...
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review 1: Agree with other reviewer who noted that Greaney's characterization of the female character left me wanting. I wish she hadn't come off as naïve. That's my one complaint. Otherwise, the book is fantastic. It was thrilling from front to back. I especially enjoyed the details and t...
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review 1: First of all it is really interesting that the giant Tom Clancy on the cover is part of the title of the book and not an authorial attribution. I can't imagine a book released after stephen kings death written completely by someone else with a giant Stephen King taking up most of...
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review 1: Mark Greaney does a commendable job at keeping Clancy's creation going. I totally bought into the story and characters, and once the action started, it was hard to put down. However, John Clark is now in his 60s, Jack Ryan is in his last two years as President, and I'm not sure J...
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review 1: What Mark Greaney has done to the world of Jack Ryan is nothing short of sacrilege. Gone are the carefully thought out and deftly interwoven plots of Tom Clancy, gone are the multitude of highly detailed characters, gone are the perfect understanding of the geopolitical situation...