The Teeth of the Tiger

By: Tom Clancy

Narrated by: Stephen Hoye

In the suburbs of Maryland, the firm of Hendley and Associates meanders its way through financial transactions—but its true purpose is to identify and locate terrorist threats, and then deal with them in whatever manner necessary. “The Campus” is always on the lookout for new talent, and its eye happens to light on President John Patrick Ryan’s son: Jack Ryan, Jr. While his father moved through the ranks of the CIA and into the Presidency, Jack Jr. received the benefit of years of life experience in special ops, intelligence analysis, and the way the world really works. Now, the Arab terrorist world and the Colombian drug cartels are about to unite forces, and Jack Jr. must put all he has been taught to good use—or else.©2003 Tom Clancy; (P)2003 Books on Tape, Inc.

Critic reviews

Praise for The Teeth of the Tiger

“A plot that keeps readers turning pages.”—Associated Press

“Brisk pacing…Plenty of bite.”—People

“A good and timely [plot].”—The Washington Post

More Praise for Tom Clancy

“He constantly taps the current world situation for its imminent dangers and spins them into an engrossing tale.”—The New York Times Book Review

“A brilliant describer of events.”—The Washington Post

“No one can equal his talent for making military electronics and engineering intelligible and exciting...He remains the best!”—Houston Chronicle

The Teeth of the tiger

Clancey keeps us moving all the time. This novel in right on the money
for being current. Would make a great mini series if we could watch it all. Clancey has the excitement from start to finish

Classic Clancy

A very good tale about combatting terrorism. It would be great if we could engage in this type of warfare. Keeps you on the edge.

Worst of the series

This is by far the slowest and least interesting of the whole series. It does set up characters if you are reading through the entire Clancy series.

Pay Back is Awesome!

A Secret Organization not affiliates with U S .
Goes after members of Terror group and puts 4 if thier members in the Ground.

Great book

The story was great, I enjoyed it very much.
There were a few spots that had a weird repeat of the same line twice. Overall that only happened four or five times. It seemed like when they where recording the track they forgot where they stopped or missed the overlap in editing. The narrators performance was good though.