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The Teeth of the TigerIntroduction of the ebook: The Teeth of the Tiger
Đánh giá : 3.71 /5 (sao)
Mohammed sits in a café in Vienna, to propose joining his network of agents and sympathizers in Europe and Middle East with a Colombian’s drug network in America for terrorism, profits and destruction. Off book U.S. top secret agency The Campus for President John Patrick Ryan has the best of the best.
Dominic Caruso is a rookie FBI agent, barely a year out of Quantico, whos Mohammed sits in a café in Vienna, to propose joining his network of agents and sympathizers in Europe and Middle East with a Colombian’s drug network in America for terrorism, profits and destruction. Off book U.S. top secret agency The Campus for President John Patrick Ryan has the best of the best.
Dominic Caruso is a rookie FBI agent, barely a year out of Quantico, whose decisive actions resolve a particularly brutal kidnap/murder case. His brother Brian is a Marine captain just back from his first combat action in Afghanistan, and already a man to watch. Their cousin is Jack Ryan, Jr.
Jack was raised on intrigue. As his father moved through the ranks of the CIA and then into the White House, Jack received a life course in the world and the way it operates from agents, statesmen, analysts, Secret Service men, and black ops specialists such as John Clark and Ding Chavez. But nothing has prepared him for real world danger. …more
Review ebook The Teeth of the Tiger
WHOA this is a HORRIBLE book!!!! Bad, bad, bad, bad, BAD book. Even for one like me, who generally enjoys this type of thriller. After a promising couple of chapters, suspiciously written not only better than the rest of the book, but also at a much faster pace, this thing slows down almost to a halt.
Without any doubt, Clancy sketched out the overall plot and delegated the whole chore to a ghost-writer. You can see that also from the way some comments and observations are repeated in different WHOA this is a HORRIBLE book!!!! Bad, bad, bad, bad, BAD book. Even for one like me, who generally enjoys this type of thriller. After a promising couple of chapters, suspiciously written not only better than the rest of the book, but also at a much faster pace, this thing slows down almost to a halt.
Without any doubt, Clancy sketched out the overall plot and delegated the whole chore to a ghost-writer. You can see that also from the way some comments and observations are repeated in different chapters, used basically just as “fillers” to satisfy a writing contract. I find this so dishonest. At least other writers – like Clive Cussler – have given up pretending they do the writing, and they put “Clive Cussler and John the Ghost Writer” on the cover. (That way, you know upfront that the book is bad, and you don’t buy it : ) ).
In “the teeth of the tiger”, the writing is horrendous, but I was ready to forgive that in favor of a good plot. Well, there isn’t a plot. Two american brothers working for a secret para-gov organization, assassinate 4 terrorists in Europe, while light-heartedly enjoying the stupidest touristic stereotypes about each town they visit.
That. Is. It. Absolutely nothing else.
But the worst of the worst are the dialogues between the twin brothers. Old Grandad from the ’30s sense of humor.
Just a BAD book. Even if you like Clancy, stay away from this one. …more
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