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Executive Orders (Jack Ryan, Bk 7)
Executive Orders - Jack Ryan, Bk 7
Author: Tom Clancy
"I don't know what to do.  Where's the manual, the training course, for the job?  Whom do I ask?  Where do I go?" — Debt of Honor ended with Tom Clancy's most shocking conclusion ever: a joint session of Congress destroyed, the President dead, most of the Cabinet and the Congress dead, ...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780399142192
ISBN-10: 0399142193
Publication Date: 6/1996
Pages: 874
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Publisher: Putnam Publishing Group
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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Jack Ryan has always been a soldier. Now he's giving the orders.

At the climax of Debt of Honor, the most devastating terrorist act in the history of the world left the President, the Joing Chiefs, the Supreme Court, and nearly all of Congress dead. Only Jack Ryan, confirmed Vice President mere minutes before, survived to take the reins of a shaken and leaderless country. Now he must rebuild a government, confort a grieving nation, and become a true leader. Meanwhile, he is surrounded by enemies--both inside the White House and around the world--all of them plotting to destroy an untested President. And bring an already wounded country to its knees.....

"Undoubtedly Clancy's best yet" --Atlanta journal & Constitution
punkinema avatar reviewed Executive Orders (Jack Ryan, Bk 7) on + 305 more book reviews
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This is a long, long book (over 1300 pages) but a very great read which gets very intense in the last third of it. I could not put it down until I got to the last page. Another great Jack Ryan novel.
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Jack Ryan is my hero!
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CaptCookie avatar reviewed Executive Orders (Jack Ryan, Bk 7) on + 20 more book reviews
By far, one of THE BEST that I have read in the Jack Ryan series. I found the characters so believable and the political situations so possible that nothing was too much of a stretch. Makes one wonder what in history is fact and what's fiction. But, most of all, I thrilled at the idea that we could actually, once again, stand up to any enemy who crosses the line and say "...don't mess with us because we WILL come after you".
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WOW! Not sure I ever read a Tom Clancy book. IT is very long 870+ pages and very small print. Almost wish I had read the one previous to see how the U.S. ended up where it is at the start of this book. A lot of stuff going on, but the end was DEFINITELY worth the time spent reading it! Too bad we can't find as honorable a man as Jack is to be president in REAL life!
wanderers avatar reviewed Executive Orders (Jack Ryan, Bk 7) on + 11 more book reviews
Rick nor Paulette has read it.
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I thought that this book was a little slow in parts but over all it's a terrific read. Make's you glad that it is a novel.
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Sequel to Debt of Honor. The ongoing tale of Jack Ryan. Having been made Vice-President only minutes before (and grudgingly at that) Jack is now forced to take the reigns and guide our country in the wake of the most devastating terror attack this country has ever seen.
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You can't beat Clancy for a knuckle biter!


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