Tom Clancy Enemy Contact

De: Mike Maden

Narrado por: Scott Brick

Jack Ryan, Jr.'s race to stop an international criminal conspiracy is intertwined with the fate of an old friend in this blistering entry in the number-one New York Times best-selling series.

The CIA's deepest secrets are being given away for a larger agenda that will undermine the entire Western intelligence community. Director of National Intelligence Mary Pat Foley wants it stopped but doesn't know who, how, or why.

Jack Ryan, Jr., is dispatched to Poland on a different mission. The clues are thin, and the sketchy trail dead ends in a harrowing fight from which he barely escapes with his life. If that's not bad enough, Jack gets more tragic news. An old friend, who's dying from cancer, has one final request for Jack. It seems simple enough, but before it's done, Jack will find himself alone, his life hanging by a thread.

If he survives, he'll be one step closer to finding the shadowy figure behind the CIA leak and its true purpose, but in the process, he'll challenge the world's most dangerous criminal syndicate with devastating consequences.

©2019 Mike Maden (P)2019 Random House Audio

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Drawing effectively on characters and story lines from the Clancy oeuvre, Maden adds top-notch action and excellent pacing to the mix. Fans of black-ops thrillers who may question the idea of continuing a deceased author’s stories should make an exception for Maden.” (Booklist)

“Maden’s style meshes perfectly with the classic Clancy yarns, with global action, struggle, suffering, and formidable foes who get what they deserve. Another well-crafted and enjoyable escape from reality. The Ryans just keep on saving the world.” (Kirkus Reviews)

“How much intrigue and mystery can be packed in one novel? Mike Maden really tests the limits in the new Jack Ryan Jr. novel. Enemy Contact takes off like a Navy fighter shot off a catapult.... An excellent summer beach read with all the plot twists, spy craft, and technology ripped from the headlines....Maden has definitely made this character and his supporting cast his own in this excellent third trip through the Tom Clancy universe.” (New York Journal of Books)

Excellent

The best of the Jack Ryan Jr series. Great story with tears. Excellent detail. Couldn't turn it off.

Another well-done Jack Ryan Jr. novel

It's all you've come to expect from Mike Maden's Jack Ryan Jr. novels, with the action, the characters and the twists. And as always, Scott Brick is spot on.

Not the best but good!

Started off a little slow but once it got started it was nonstop fun! Mike Madden and Scott Brick great writing and performance.

if you live the Ryan universe then this is it.

I loved the series before it was ever about junior exploits. r.ip Clancy but know your universe is thriving with interesting real life scenarios you wrote. greaney has me reading his series

Another very good one. But a slip up in accuracy of Naval ships

Mr Madden is doing a good job continuing to weave intricate plots and stories with contextual links to past books; and very glad Scott Brick is still engaged. Not sure why the clear slip up in references to active Naval ships. The author refers to US Navy ship USS Belleau Wood as Ticonderoga Class Aegis Cruiser CG-74. In fact, Belleau Wood is a large Amphibious Assault ship LHA 3 and there is no CG-74 Ticonderoga class cruiser as the last of the class is CG-73 USS Port Royal. From a retired Navy Captain.

The best EVER!

Once again Tom Clancy has out done himself.
I just can't get enough.
"Sir" Tom Clancy is god among kings in the book world.

Winding

Love Scott Brick. But could someone please tell him to check Merriam Websters on the pronunciation of wind/winding? The i is short I, like in igloo, if talking about the wind, like the breeze that blows. But it's a long I if you wind a spool of twine and if you're driving down a curvy or winding road. ;)

Got a little wireid!!

Trannys, drugs.... Gay couples ..........WOW!!!!! I very big departure from traditional Clancy! I guess Greeny and he boys are setting themselves apart!

Another adventure with the Ryan’s

Familiar characters tell the story of things that could be happening today. The reader is authentic. Well done!

Disappointing

Really didn't appreciate the homosexuality pervasive throughout the book. Story could have been told just as effectively without it. Probably my last Clancy book.