The Bear and the Dragon – 2002. It is explicitly mentioned multiple times that the ending of Debt of Honor occurred fifteen months before the start of this book, putting the timing somewhere between 1997–1998. However, this seems to be an oversight by the author. Rainbow exists and is discussed as well, denoting that Rainbow Six is this book's predecessor both chronologically and by publication date. Adara Sherman: operations officer in True Faith and Allegiance and former director of transportation. She currently has a relationship with Caruso. Any issues with the book list you are seeing? Or is there an author or series we don’t have? Let me know! I am a fan of Tom Clancy’s works first and foremost. he was an amazing writer and I could invision what was going on in his books just through the his description of what was occurring in his writing. He was and will my all time favorite author. God Bless Him, and God Bless his family. They must be so proud of him. Reply Clancy did a masterful job of writing a novel that was plausible and containing historical facts that made the book relevant to his readers. Tom Clancy is a living legend among writers of all genres. His novels have been met with critical acclaim and praise throughout the world.

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The large cast of characters is present here, too. Given how far Ryan, John Clark, the Foleys, and Dan Murray have gone in Clancy's later works (not to mention the novels since his passing), there's both a thrill and a challenge in returning to their earliest days. Cameron rises to both, highlighting and capturing how far Ryan had come from Patriot Games and Red October on his journey to becoming the character he would be by the time of Clear and Present Danger and The Sum of All Fears. Other familiar names and faces feel present and correct if sometimes popping in for cameo appearances in the cases of Greer and Ritter. The result is that, as well as a thrilling story, Red Winter feels like a reunion with old friends that have been long overdue. And, as a reader who got much out of those early Clancy novels, Cameron's work on Red Winter feels like a return to form. However, the plan gets even more complicated when an experimental US military aircraft crashes down in the Nevada desert, right in front of an undercover Stasi agent. Securing a vital piece of military hardware, the Stasi agent flees across America, aiming for an extraction by his masters while the FBI, Air Force and local police hunt for him. Desperately needing information on the Stasi agent in America before it is too late, Ryan must work hard to bring the defector to their side and find out where the fugitive is going. But with the KGB, Stasi, and the CIA traitor moving in for the kill, can Ryan escape East Berlin with the information he needs, or will the stolen technology allow the East to once again heat up the Cold War?Brian " Aldo" Caruso: operations officer and former Marine Major. Later dies in an operation in Libya in Dead or Alive. With other characters who return from other adventures, including John Clark Tom Clancy: Red Winter is a fast paced story that never lets up. With all of the intrigue, action and tension a Clancy reader hopes for in a Ryan novel, this one does not disappoint. Created by Tom Clancy and Steve Pieczenik, this is a spin-off young adult series of novels from the military fiction series Net Force. Authors of these books are Diane Duane, Bill McCay, Mel Odom, Mark Cerashi, John Helfers, and Russel Davis I’ve decided to write this post because even after the author’s death, several other authors continued to write the books under his franchise, so, thankfully, the series is not dead! Also, there are several series that are interconnected and are part of the same universe, and often keeping the series separate is not so easy unless you have read all books (which I have). In addition Tom Clancy created a multi-media franchise about a fictional international counter-terrorist unit called "Rainbow". The franchise began with Clancy's novel Rainbow Six, which was adapted into a series of tactical first-person shooter video games.

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The Hunt for Red October ( 1990): directed by John McTiernan, and starring Sean Connery, Alec Baldwin, Scott Glenn, James Earl Jones, and Sam Neill. The film was a commercial success and was nominated for a number of accolades, including winning the Academy Award for Best Sound Editing, and received nominations for Best Sound Mixing and Best Film Editing. Cameron’s testosterone-fueled debut thriller features characters straight out of central casting, most notably Capt. Jericho Quinn, an agent of the Air Force Office of Special Investigations, and Continue reading »Sam Driscoll: operations officer and former Army Ranger. He was recruited by Clark after the Kealty administration dropped murder charges against him for killing sleeping Middle Eastern terrorists in a cave in Pakistan during the hunt for the Emir in Dead or Alive. Later dies in an operation in Mexico City in Full Force and Effect. The Cardinal of the Kremlin – 1986. The first chapter is set in January and states that Ryan is 35 years old. It also has references to the other books set earlier. For example, the Foleys have been in Moscow for almost four years. Various books contain references to the presidencies of Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush as if they had happened. Command Authority – 2010, explicitly states that Ryan Sr. is in the second year of his second presidential term. It is implied the novel takes place about five months after the events of Threat Vector in the springtime. Based on the timelines of previous books, the 'Thirty years earlier' chapters must still take place in 1983 (and are therefore actually 27 years earlier).

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Thanks to NetGalley, Penguin Group-Putnam Publisher and Marc Cameron for the opportunity to read this ARC of RED WINTER, a Tom Clancy novel. I enjoyed reading the early years of Ryan, Greer, Foley, Clark, etc. The story started similar to Clancy novels-different plots introduced that intersect and are joined by the end of the story. There’s top secret technology stolen from an air crash and Ryan goes to Russia to discover a mole within the government.Domingo " Ding" Chavez: senior operations officer. Along with Clark, he was recruited by The Campus after retiring from the CIA and Rainbow. Ding helps train new agents for the Campus as well and participates in field operations.

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New York Times bestselling author Tom Clancy is considered a legend among crime-fiction, thriller, military, and spy-thriller writers and readers alike. I have recently acquired the Jason Bourne series of books and have been looking forward to reading them until you said you only read the first three novel written by Ludlum himself. There are quite a few Jason Bourne novels available. If so many of them continue to be written, I figure somebody must be reading them and enjoying them, but, now, my enthusiasm for these books is not very strong, thank you very much.

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The Sum of All Fears – 1990–1991. The book occurs after the Persian Gulf War and before the dissolution of the Soviet Union. It is implied that both events occur at the same time in the Ryan universe as in actual event in 1991. In the earlier chapters, it states that it had almost been two Novembers since President Fowler had been elected, making the beginning set in 1990. The video game Rainbow Six puts the atomic detonation in Denver as having occurred in 1989. (The film adaption is set after the break-up of the Soviet Union.) The story begins in Berlin, 1985. The crushing stalemate of the Cold War continues as the East and the West engage in their usual espionage games. The most valuable piece on the board is an apparent Stasi source embedded deep within the CIA, providing invaluable information to the East Germany intelligence agency. However, the espionage balance is about to tip once again, when a young American embassy worker is handed a note in mysterious circumstances, apparently from a high-ranking member of the Stasi who wishes to defect to the West with a trove of information.