Tom Clancy Red Winter
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Publisher Description
In this previously untold adventure, a young Jack Ryan goes behind the Iron Curtain to seek the truth about a potential Soviet defector in the most shocking entry in Tom Clancy's #1 New York Times bestselling series.
1985
A top secret F117 aircraft crashes into the Nevada desert. The Nighthawk is the most advanced fighting machine in the world and the Soviets will do anything to get their hands on its secrets.
In East Berlin, a mysterious figure contacts the CIA with an incredible offer—invaluable details of his government’s espionage plans in return for asylum.
It’s an offer they can’t pass up…if it’s genuine, but the risks are too great to blindly stumble into a deal. With the East German secret police closing in, someone will have to go to behind the Berlin Wall to investigate the potential defector. It’s a job Deputy Director James Greer can only trust to one man--Jack Ryan.
Ryan is a former Marine and a brilliant CIA analyst who’s been the architect of some of the CIA’s biggest coups but this time he’s in enemy territory with a professional assassin on his tail. Can he get the right answers before the Cold War turns into a Red Winter?
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
This riveting Cold War thriller crisscrosses the world, from London to the Nevada desert. When a message from a potential defector appears in the bag of a low-level State Department employee in 1980s Berlin, a green CIA agent named Jack Ryan is tapped to go behind enemy lines and find out if it’s real—or a trap. Marc Cameron fills in Jack Ryan’s origin story, making this book a great entry point for anyone new to the popular series. Whether you’re a longtime Tom Clancy fan, a fan of the Jack Ryan TV series, or someone who loves spy stories that keep you guessing, this thrilling read is the bomb.
Customer Reviews
Red Winter
A nice thriller and entertaining read.
A good return with favorite characters
Similar to Red Rabbit, we go back in time to a younger Jack Ryan adventure. Good farce wish there was more Jack in the story.
We Need More Jack Ryan in 80’s
This book is very Clancy-eseque. Loved it. I believe there is one more Jack Ryan book between this one and when Clancy introduces the main characters we’ve all come to know.