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The Cardinal of the Kremlin

The Cardinal of the Kremlin

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: THE BEST SPY NOVEL EVER!
Review: Less of a technothriller and more of a spy novel, this is one of Tom Clancy's best. I look forward to the movie as well, I've heard on the Net about this being filmed! The best thing about this book is the Moscow scenes, the locations are spot on and accurate, I have travelled to Moscow (and St. Petersburg) myself and could recognise the street names and descriptions vivdly. The story, which is sometimes similar to Dale Brown's 'Silver Tower'(Cardinal came first!) concerns the race to develop a space weapons platform by the US and Soviets. Add to this a leak in the KGB by the CARDINAL of the title, and a conflict on the borders of Afghanistan with heroics by a soldier known as The Archer with his Stinger missile launcher as his buddy, and what more do you need? Great action, authentic locations and top characterisations. Well done Mr Clancy! One that's hard to put down, too.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Far and away Clancy's best
Review: I am only 16 years old, but I read my first clancy novel, this one, when I was in junior high. Undoubtedly this is his greates novel, it deals with the intricacies of espionage and the importance on a global scale, and excites and enthralls the reader throughout every page. Buy this book! You'll thank me for it.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A must read for anyone who loves to read books!
Review: After reading this book, I was in awe. You don't need to be some Cold War buff to understand this book. I'm only a Junior in high school and I understood it and was able to figure out what was going on. The Archer was the character that inspired me the most. His bravery and courage outdid everyone in the book.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Stunning Story!
Review: Quite a good effort! He uses his usual skill, using two story lines to combine into a story. These time, he shows his understanding in the army and national defense for his description of the star war system. This is quite realistic indeed. Unfortunately, he includes some nonsense. But I have to say this is a book for those who love adventurous, techological story.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: His Worse!!!
Review: This is Clancy's worse book!!! There is nothing more to say!!!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: The ballerina was a tart. She wanted to, so she was.
Review: I did not expect the roaches to kill the president. A real shocker. Than the tart ballerina got in the way. That was a total messup. She should have been killed by those aliens. Now there was a killer! Foxy Smoulder and Dana Scummy got rid of them, though. Too bad. I really enjoyed this book. I can relate.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Lots of Plot Twists
Review: Very entertaining book with lots of plot twists and action. One of Tom Clancy's better books.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Very technical
Review: One sentance about it!!!! anything ? i dont want to write that much thank you

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: review from a 15 year old
Review: yes i am a freshman in high school, but that doesnt mean i dont like to read tom clancy's books. I have read only read The Cardinal of The Kremlin, and Patriot Games, but i am hooked for life on Clancy's books. They are the best.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: unfortunately, this is the weakest of all his books
Review: While I enjoyed the entire body of this author's work, this book is clearly the weakest of the lot. There are several character development problems in this novel. In particular, I suppose heterosexuals may be naive enough to believe an intelligent woman, involved in espionage, is so foolish as to try a seduction of another woman in the way Clancy writes Bea's "pass" at Candy. It is simply NOT believable. This character, Bea, is a very intelligent woman as Clancy writes her. If she is that smart and that closeted, she is NOT dumb enough to take such a high risk upon so little evidence the "pass" will succeed. Clancy is a good author but OUT OF HIS DEPTH when writing about lesbian characters. He should stick with straights and the military where he does well, or do his homework! This GLARINGLY flawed characterization RUINS a rather nice effort.


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