Debt of Honor (A Jack Ryan Novel Book 6)

The book itself - well, you love clancy or hate him. This is a favorite of mine.

This review addresses the Kindle version however - be warned. The converter has added double spacing - essentially a paragraph break - between every sentence. This is doubly frustrating due to Clancy's use of short sentences during conversations; kindle readers will have about 7 sentences per page, and be flipping pages twice as often as they need to. Hopefully, they will fix.

Predictable at times and a bit long-winded at times. Not one of the better Jack Ryan novels. Still worth reading if you like the series. A must read if you want to read Executive Decisions. I unfortunately read this one second.

While some of the " Wall Street" financial system descriptions were tedious, they were necessary to understand a major portion of the book's theme. The book held me to the end, which is explosive! Very enjoyable.

By far, an excellent novel worth keeping to read again in the future. Tom Clancy's novels are all terrific, well written, and seemingly real, but this one is very near the top of the list of his very best, worth every penny.

Excellent as are all his novels but the first part was tedious getting through probably because I don't take the time to understand all the financial shenanigans that go on in the finance world. The rest of the book was very "have to go on now to see what is happening and is going to happen".