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# Full Force and Effect: A Jack Ryan Novel

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## Customer Reviews

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    President Ryan verses the North Korean's -- Doesn't that sound like today's headlines?
  

*by W***T on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 6, 2014*

I have become a fan of Mark Greaney and enjoy reading the books that he has written under the Tom Clancy syndicate. Most of his books up to this point have been middle range books that have had good intrigue and lots of action. This is what I would consider a more daunting longer read epic in the style that Clancy made famous.The story is well conceived and well written. It has that overarching epic feel of a huge political situation that has multiple fronts and threats that have to be analyzed an dealt with. The main gist of the story is that North Korea has a new leader, the son of the previous dictator. This son wants to accomplish what his father started by getting ICBM missiles with nuclear warheads that can reach the west coast of the United States and thus push the U.S. to listen up to North Korea and consider them a world power.To do this they need cash. To get cash they have to find a new way to produce income. Lucky for them the worlds largest deposit of rare earth minerals is found in their own back yard. This mining operation could produce 12 trillion dollars of income for the regime. That is enough money to buy everything they need to go nuclear.Thus the Campus is on the trail of what is going on as well as the CIA and DNI Mary Foley. All the characters are coming together to try and determine the best way to stop North Korea from getting this funding online. President Ryan wants this stopped. Thus he is willing to step out on a limb and handle sanctions against North Korea even against the wishes of other nations.This epic tale is current to todays political climate. It is ripped right from our front pages. Maybe the only stretch is the rare earth mining issue, but that just adds to the intrigue of the book.Greaney does a masterful job of weaving this story together and providing plenty of little sub-plots to help you learn more about the characters involved and the dynamics of how espionage works in todays corporate and political world.You will enjoy every once of the book. So, why did I only give it four stars you ask? Well, because I think that as a larger epic piece under the Clancy name it still didn't have the gripping power of the Clancy style for this longer work. It's close and with more time of development Greaney will get there, just not completely this time. BUT, that doesn't detract from a great story.Enjoy!

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    Very entertaining
  

*by C***S on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 12, 2022*

I’ve read many Clancy (and the other authors who write his books) and this one was entertaining and well written.  Gave it 4 stars as it didn’t captivate as some of the others, but really it’s pretty good.  I’m always surprised and impressed at how on-point and timely the premise of these books are.

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    Clancy It Ain't, But Greaney's "Full Force" Is Still An Entertaining Read
  

*by C***H on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 7, 2014*

I like the book. I won't spoil on it. I have everything Clancy ever published as well as all of the Greaney / Clancy books. Greaney is no Clancy. But the Campus characters from the last Clancy books live on in the Greaney books and that's why I buy them. I'm ex-military and I keep up. It was always obvious Clancy knew his facts about the military. Although Clancy made a couple of subtle errors in his books, Greaney had me scratching my head a few times while reading this book alone. Not identifying the class of ship the Navy uses as it's primary platform in this book, or it's unique configuration and suitability for its mission, is a Greaney thing. Clancy wouldn't have done that. You'd have known all about the U.S.S. Freedom. SEALs carrying M4A1 SOPMODs in one op and HK416s in their next (similar) op didn't make sense to me. And using C-141s to transport anything these days just wouldn't happen. The last C-141 was retired in 2006.There is plenty of the now-standard jumping around from location to location, but I detected an increased propensity for sequencing that wasn't linear. By that I mean that an action sequence would be described from one perspective, but the other perspective would not be interspersed during the sequence. Generally speaking it's easier, in my opinion, to follow these sequences when both perspectives are interspersed. You know...A did this, B did this, A did this, B reacted this way, and so on. In Full Force sequences are described both ways, so you'll know what all of this means if you read this review before the book.A bigger problem for me was that many of the conversations and supporting plot points were glossed over, abbreviated, implied, or just left to imagination. Clancy books were great because the reader was trusted to absorb what the characters were saying and doing and the reader trusted the author to include details that developed the characters and their interactions. There is some of this in Full Force, but not as much as I would have liked. No examples but if you read the book I think you'll get the idea. There were several parts of the book that made me think that Greaney was rushed to finish so the story was not told with consistent levels of detail or plot points were left off to make the book shorter. Maybe the editor got to it. Either way at 674 pages it's a brute, but it still left me feeling like I wanted more.So the book is not perfect, but it if you're at all like me you'll enjoy it because of the cast. Look past the few errors and you'll definitely be wondering when the next one is due to be released.

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