A Jack Ryan Jr. Novel

- Tom Clancy Zero Point
- Tom Clancy Pressure Depth
- Tom Clancy Terminal Velocity
- Tom Clancy Line of Demarcation
- Tom Clancy Shadow State
- Tom Clancy Weapons Grade
- Tom Clancy Flash Point
- Tom Clancy Zero Hour
- Tom Clancy Target Acquired
- Tom Clancy Firing Point
- Tom Clancy Enemy Contact
- Tom Clancy Line of Sight
- Tom Clancy Point of Contact
- Tom Clancy Duty and Honor
- Tom Clancy Under Fire
- The Teeth of the Tiger
- Tom Clancy Zero Point
- Tom Clancy The Coldest War
- Tom Clancy Pressure Depth
- Tom Clancy Rules of Engagement
- Tom Clancy Executive Power
- Tom Clancy Terminal Velocity
- Tom Clancy Line of Demarcation
- Tom Clancy Defense Protocol
- Tom Clancy Shadow State
- Tom Clancy Act of Defiance
- Tom Clancy Command and Control
- Tom Clancy Weapons Grade
- Tom Clancy Flash Point
- Tom Clancy Zero Hour
- Tom Clancy Chain of Command
- Tom Clancy Target Acquired
- Tom Clancy Shadow of the Dragon
- Tom Clancy Firing Point
- Tom Clancy Code of Honor
- Tom Clancy Enemy Contact
- Tom Clancy Oath of Office
- Tom Clancy Line of Sight
- Tom Clancy Power and Empire
- Tom Clancy Point of Contact
- Tom Clancy True Faith and Allegiance
- Tom Clancy Duty and Honor
- Tom Clancy Commander in Chief
- Tom Clancy Under Fire
- Tom Clancy Full Force and Effect
- Tom Clancy Support and Defend
- Command Authority
- Threat Vector
- Search and Destroy (cancelled)
- Locked On
- Against All Enemies
- Dead or Alive
- The Teeth of the Tiger
- The Bear and the Dragon
- Rainbow Six
- Executive Orders
- Debt of Honor
- The Sum of All Fears
- Clear and Present Danger
- The Cardinal of the Kremlin
- Tom Clancy Red Winter
- The Hunt for Red October
- Red Rabbit
- Patriot Games
- Without Remorse
Jack Ryan, Jr., will do anything for a friend, but this favor will be paid for in blood in the latest electric entry in the #1 New York Times bestselling series.
Jack Ryan, Jr. would do anything for Ding Chavez. That’s why Jack is currently sitting in an open-air market in Israel, helping a CIA team with a simple job. The man running the mission, Peter Beltz, is an old friend from Ding’s Army days. Ding hadn’t seen his friend since Peter’s transfer to the CIA eighteen months prior, and intended to use the assignment to reconnect. Unfortunately, Ding had to cancel at the last minute and asked Jack to take his place. It’s a cushy assignment–a trip to Israel in exchange for a couple hours of easy work, but Jack could use the downtime after his last operation.
Jack is here merely as an observer, but when he hastens to help a woman and her young son, he finds himself the target of trained killers. Alone and outgunned, Jack will have to use all his skills to protect the life of the child.
