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Tom Clancy's Oath of Office

By: Marc Cameron
Narrated by: Scott Brick
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Penguin presents the audio edition of Tom Clancy's Oath of Office by Marc Cameron.

On a crowded tourist beach in Portugal, US operatives use a high-tech drone to watch a French arms dealer flirt with a beautiful woman. It's only when she leaves that they realise she has shot him dead.

In Iran, protests are growing against the oppressive regime, whipped up by a charismatic student. Most external observers are excited, but on the ground a spy of questionable loyalty senses something is badly amiss.

And meanwhile, with the United States reeling from a string of natural disasters, Russian troops and ships are massing on the borders of the Ukraine, bringing the two powers ever closer to war.

Across the globe a conspiracy is brewing, so darkly brilliant that no-one has yet joined the dots. And the distracted President Ryan has little time to play catch-up: little does he know that he faces a madman with a plan more devastating than he could possibly imagine...

©2018 Marc Cameron (P)2018 Penguin Audio
Espionage Military Political Thriller & Suspense War & Military War Fiction United States Suspense
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A Good listening

This is the second of Marc’s books in the Jack Ryan franchise and much better than the first. It follows the Tom Clancy writing style of starting many story lines and bringing them together

It does make you laugh at times and also keeps you in suspense most of the time. The end like his first book needs working on but I would recommend this book and I think by the summer when his third boos is released he will be there. Scott Brick is amazing as normal I think of him as mr Jack Ryan SNR and JNR

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Another great novel about Jack Ryan Sr. & Jr.

Another great Clancy story brought to life. One not to miss. Listen now & enjoy.

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good but not brilliant

not quite as good as the mark greaney jack ryan novels, too much about the politics

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Back to standard

After the poor recent book this one is finally back up to the usual standard!!

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good old Jack

not as good as some of the previous stories but still very good best spy series for years

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Ryan jnr tale, worth a miss, author bored too?

Think the author has exhausted the Russians and Chinese to his limit! Luv the usual characters ie. Ryan and his mates but even this tale of fiction made me think it was a stretch too ridiculous!

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I just wanted it t end

Predictable, not original and most of all boring. I kept having to replay sections as it was so boring I couldn’t remember what happened.

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OK story, but not up to Tom Clancy's high standard

The storyline is okay, but as with all the books since Tom Clancy's sad death, it lacks the sophistication, relevant details of the operations and credibility of the plot. The characters have become cliches, the action unbelievable and the dialogue is often cringe-worthy. These books sit well alongside Lee Child (Jack Reacher), Mark Dawson (John Milton) and Mark Greaney (Court Gentry) as being action-packed, but unbelievable romps, but they should not be considered alongside Clancy's books such as Hunt for Red October, Patriot Games and Rainbow Six. Scott Brick's melodramatic narration continues to disappoint.

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Just boring

So much technical detail and very little action.

Since the replacement breed of writer has taken over the Clancy universe, has anything actually happened?

This is another book when the first and last page are the same. There is no real peril, no consequences for any characters, no threat to anyone we care about.

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Hard to retain interest

I have read a lot of Clancy novels but struggled with this one as it was quite dull. Just managed to get to the end but still not fully aware of the storyline as kept zoning out throughout the story.

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