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Title	:	The Sum of All Fears (Jack Ryan #6)
Author	:	Tom Clancy
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 928 pages
Published	:	May 7th 2002 by Berkley (first published August 14th 1991)
Categories	:	Fiction. Thriller. Spy Thriller. Espionage. Action. War. Military Fiction. Suspense. Adventure

The Sum of All Fears (Jack Ryan #6)

Tom Clancy

Paperback | Pages: 928 pages

Rating: 4.02 | 53896 Users | 752 Reviews

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How do you save the United States President from himself? What if the President is incompetent to deal with the greatest crisis of all? Jack Ryan never thought he would have to ask those questions as, the world order changing, he prepares the ground for the Middle Eastern peace plan that, at last, might be the one to work.

But too many groups have invested too much blood. Shunned by their erstwhile Soviet sponsors, increasingly isolated by the realignment of the Mideast, these terrorists have one more desperate card to play, requiring a degree of ruthlessness never before seen. With one terrible act, the world is plunged into an instant nuclear crisis -- and the floundering President is plunged into the ultimate nightmare. Forces collide. Shots are exchanged. What had seemed to be an isolated and horrible incident appears to each side as the incendiary mischief of the other. With the world poised on the brink of nuclear war, Ryan and his FBI counterpart, Dan Murray, frantically seek a solution before the chiefs of state lose control of themselves -- and the world.

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Original Title:	The Sum of All Fears
ISBN:	0425184226 (ISBN13: 9780425184226)
Series:	Jack Ryan #6, Jack Ryan Universe #7, Jack Ryan Universe (Publication Order) #5 , more
Characters:	Dr. John "Jack" Patrick Ryan, John Clark

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Ratings: 4.02 From 53896 Users | 752 Reviews

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Re-read of this. RIP Tom Clancy. You are missed.

Working through the Jack Ryan series, I thought this on would be slow based on the early going. Not so. Clancy once again delivers gripping action and parallel storylines that come together seamlessly. My eyes couldnt read fast enough in the final chapters as the two Cold War superpowers edge to the brink of global thermonuclear war.

Slow first third of the book. The rest was action packed

This was a decent story but was very long in my opinion. I struggled to follow with all the subplots and backstory information.

While this book was not terrible, I found it much worse than other Clancy works. Clancy has always been a bit "long-winded," but I never noticed it quite like in The Sum of All Fears. Clancy's penchant for throwing endless trips to Carol Zimmer's store (and that annoying way he writes her accent), endless football banter between the "SecDef" and others, and other tedious paragraphs (he must have Marvin Russell fantasize about revenge for his brother's death at least 5 times - in nearly the exact

Like most of his work, Clancy's "The Sum of All Fears" starts pretty uneventful. The events have played out pretty much as you would have expected from the end of "Clear and Present Danger" and the new president and his cabinet have settled into their new roles and with Ryan's help are looking towards a more more peaceful future. As you can expect that doesn't go as planned.The biggest criticism I've seen/heard/read about "The Sum of All Fears" is how long it takes for any real action to takes

Oh thank God. Thank God it's over. I picked this up en route to Goa a few weeks ago, and I seem to have been reading it forever. As always, Clancy's world is incredibly detailed and credible, in many ways all the more impressive for its sometime parallels to the world we live in today. As ever, the central plot is great. As ever, there's just too bloody much detail for anybody outside of the military to maintain much interest. The characters are for the most part the same seven or eight core