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Original Title:	Clear and Present Danger
ISBN:	0425144372 (ISBN13: 9780425144374)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Jack Ryan #5, Jack Ryan Universe #6, Jack Ryan Universe (Publication Order) #4 , more
Characters:	Dr. John "Jack" Patrick Ryan, John Clark
Setting:	Colombia Washington, D.C.(United States)

Clear and Present Danger (Jack Ryan #5) Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 688 pages

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Title	:	Clear and Present Danger (Jack Ryan #5)
Author	:	Tom Clancy
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 688 pages
Published	:	August 1st 1994 by Berkley Pub Group (first published August 17th 1989)
Categories	:	Fiction. Thriller. Spy Thriller. Espionage. War. Military Fiction. Suspense. Mystery. Action

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Colombian drug lords, bored with Uncle Sam's hectoring, assassinate the head of the FBI. The message is clear: Bug off! At what point do these druggies threaten national security? When can a nation act against its enemies? These are questions Jack Ryan must answer because someone has quietly stepped over the line. Does anyone know who the real enemy is? How much action is too much? Which lines have been crossed? Ryan and his "dark side", a shadowy field officer known only as Mr. Clark, are charged with finding out. They expect danger from without... but the danger from within may be the greatest of all.

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This is the last Tom Clancy novel I absolutely loved. With this one, I felt like he was at peak performance, generating a focused, plausible storyline that could stand on its own, rather than just being an installment in an increasingly outlandish saga. Clear and Present Danger is a grand techno-thriller, and a fine outing for Jack Ryan, Clancys all-American CIA analyst turned reluctant field operative. The story is lengthy, but moves at a brisk pace. There are a great mix of supporting

This has to be among the Clancy classics. I recommend this to any military or political buff. Clancy definitely rocks the house with this one.

If you've never read Tom Clancy, this could be a difficult book to get into, as it was in my case. however, once past trying to remember what person fit with what name it became the greatest book i've read in my entire life. i've read it twice just to make sure. this book makes you feel things you lead a somewhat bland existence. I actually raged at some of the characters because they were so human and so despicable in what they were capable of. from the ratings, you know it's a good book if

There was a clear and present danger that I wasn't going to finish this.I don't watch soap operas. I used to. I'd get home and General Hospital would be on (Mom was heavily invested in the Luke & Laura saga,) so I got stuck with it. Consequently I know a soap opera when I see one and Clear and Present Danger is a soap opera. How so? It jumps from character to character, from scene to scene. Some of it's nearly as melodramatic as a soap, but I won't go that far in my analogy. Mainly the issue

now i am hooked. This was such a great, easy and creative book. i was hooked after the first page. The characters were easy to fall in love with and follow, along with the story. the author made the mental visions so easy and vivid of the surroundings and the characters actions felt so real.i would highly recommend this author and this book.

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ME I FINISHED IT.Next time, someone tell me to just watch the movie.For the Pop Sugar Challenge, this was "a book you started but never finished."

I wanted to really like this book because I've heard such good things about it. Also, I like action and military stories, etc. So I went in very excited. But, I got a bit more than 200 pages into it when I just had to stop. I probably could have made it, had it not been for the massive amounts of swear words; specifically F-words. I really, REALLY hate swearing. Maybe it's the father in me, or the saint lurking somewhere within, but it just grates on me. I used to work in a factory making