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Tom Clancy's Enemy Contact
- Narrated by: Scott Brick
- Series: Jack Ryan Jr., Book 6
- Length: 13 hrs and 15 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thriller & Suspense
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Publisher's Summary
Penguin presents the audiobook edition of Tom Clancy's Enemy Contact, written by Mike Maden, read by Scott Brick.
The gripping new thriller in Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan Jr series
On a remote island off the coast of Argentina, a team of elite counter-terror commandos prepare to assault a newly discovered Hezbollah hideout.
What they don't expect is to be brutally ambushed themselves - slaughtered with no survivors.
What they don't realise is that, on screens around the world, the enemies of the West are watching.
Back in Washington, DC, the growing obstruction in the Senate has reached crippling levels, as a crucial treaty to strength NATO in Eastern Europe is inexplicably blocked. Suspecting that key politicians may have been compromised - but aware of the explosive consequences of making such accusations in public - the President dispatches Jack Ryan Jr to Poland to investigate.
In Warsaw, Jack partners with beautiful and brilliant Polish agent Liliana Zaleski, and it's not long before they find evidence of a tangled web of corruption. But what Jack and Liliana don't realise is that this conspiracy stretches further than they could ever have imagined, and the danger has already crept terrifyingly close to home....
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- Colm
- 08-12-19
Really good...
Up there with some of the better Clancy originals... Sadly I felt there was a rush to wrap-up so many things in the last 30 minutes... All in all it was a enjoyable read / listen.
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- Martin
- 26-07-19
Forced storylines
Too many story lines that only connect with very thin lines. Seems like two books with not enough story being turned into one. The result isn’t good.
But great if you want a short version of TripAdvisors guide to Poland...
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- Churchill1940
- 21-03-20
Excellent story as always taken over Clancy Helm
Definitely a winner. A must read if you're a Jack Ryan follower. Jr is getting more grit.
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- mr gb clarke
- 20-01-20
A bit weary
The Jack Ryan character is over moralistic and over ethical, he won't let anything go, i was assume in real life, he would be a very poor spy. The story didn't entertain me, the man wants to save the world.
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- R. Atkins
- 20-08-19
A half decent Jack Ryan
The story jumps about a bit and makes convenient ‘oh he just got out of that...’ assumptions on more than one occasion. Definitely not up there with the best of the Tom Clancys or adaptations, but entertaining enough.
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- Kindle Customer
- 17-08-19
good read, accept its fiction
the ending comes a bit quick, but overall an excellent read goes into deep depression to pure luck, but remember it's not a documentary
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- John McA
- 15-07-19
Wild tangents, mediocre story
This is the first time Clancy book which I have almost given up on before finishing. The story is weak and 3/4 of the way through diverted off a a tangent which was completely irrelevant to the plot. I found myself getting bored. The overall plot, once finished, felt unfulfilled, like there was so much potential for the story to be great but it did not achieve its potential at all.
As usual Scott Brick’s narration was great but even he couldn’t save the weak plot.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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Performance5 out of 5 stars
- Sc0rps
- 05-07-19
Outstanding story, highly recommended
I really enjoyed the audio book. Lots of swists and turns on the plot, but all crafted expertly into a great book.
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- d
- 19-06-19
Better than his last one
He seems to have got the message about endless lists . Story was reasonable . Still prefer Marc Cameron.
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- Amazon Customer
- 15-06-19
This book seems to be propoganda for trump
Disappointed, may as well listen to trump speak as the content is the same nonsense
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
- regdwyer
- 14-11-20
slow And tedious
very slow, lots of build up with little action.
finally when the action starts the book is finished.
not a fan