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  • Fun read, but light compared to Jack Ryan.

    

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  • I read a few of these books when they first came out. They are easy reads and enjoyable, but a far cry from a Clancy-written book.

    I discontinued the series, but I not my FIL reads these.

    

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  • I believe this is where I stopped reading this series. This just isn't as exciting as the Clancy's books.

    

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Driven by greed, a group of U.N. peacekeeping soldiers becomes involved in activities on the wrong side of the law. When their tour of duty ends, the mayhem begins. Calling themselves the "Keepers," the rogue soldiers -- outfitted with stolen U.N. arms and ammunition -- devise a shocking scheme to get the world's attention...

Meanwhile, Op-Center head Paul Hood has cleared out his desk. But his retirement is short-lived. Demanding one hundred million dollars in ransom, the Keepers have taken over the U.N. -- where ambassadors from ten nations have gathered for a gala function at which Hood's daughter will perform.

This time the Keepers have made it personal. And the Op-Center forces will strike with deadly vengeance...

A powerful profile of America's defense, intelligence, and crisis management technology, Tom Clancy's Op-Center is the creation of Tom Clancy and Steve Pieczenik -- inspiring this and other gripping novels.

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