Great read…

A must read.

A typical Tom Clancy book but sadly the EXTENSIVE typos detract from reading. Clancy already places unusual words in his stories. Having words completely spelld wrong interrupts the flow of reading. It would have been a 4 star except for typos.

Great plot with numerous moving parts. I couldn't stop reading. Full throttle the whole time. However it was annoying to see that "e"s were "c"s and "H"s were "11"s etc. it's worth the read hopefully they'll fix the e edition to reflect the paper back.

The plot of this book is exceptional. The character development is good albeit maybe a little too deeply introspective with regard to Jack Ryan. Like many books this one suffers from technical (usually medical) misstatements. The MAJOR flaw in this book is the editing. I don't know if this book was scanned from a paper original or taken from a pre-edited electronic copy but the spelling errors are ridiculous. I know editing has become kind of a back burner kind of thing lately but COME ON. Running across a spelling error every 10 pages is a bit much. Overall, a good book. Could have been a great book without the constant editorial goofs.

Outstanding! Its really long, but worth it.

What a waste of ink and time. Like a telephone book, many pages but no action. Shame on the ghost writer.

I'm currently reading the Ryan/Clark series in order of events. This book isn't as cloak and dagger super spy as most of the prior Ryan/Clark experiences, however this is by far the most entertaining story yet. Until you read Executive Orders, you haven't read Clancy.

Phenomenal book, extremely well written and if I had it my way I elect the jack Ryan character in this book to actually be president. I love the political policies and eventually the war. The vast majority of the book of the book is based on political topics and what would it really look like if the entire government were destroyed of leadership in one blow. Loved it and I can't wait to sink my teeth into the next one.

This is easily my favorite Jack Ryan book. I've read it many times and really enjoyed the portability of having it on my phone. However, at the price I paid, I would have expected less typographical errors within it. How difficult is it to use spell check, Apple?