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The Teeth of the Tiger
- Narrated by: Stephen Hoye
- Length: 16 hrs and 43 mins
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- Langer
- 2019-01-31
Not Great. Did Clancy write this? Or pull a "Trump
I truly like Tom Clancy. His work is like candy for the brain, admittedly, but a fun escape. By the time he got to this point in the Jack Ryan series, he got pretty thin. It feels as though ghost-written. Clancy just slapped his name on it.
The novel is decent but predictable. The reader is a little annoying and some passages are actually repeated. A fair read. 5 stars out of 10.
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- Goldfinchmeadow
- 2018-11-26
Decent listen
This story has a good plot. Probably a shade if too many minute details to draw the story out. The audible editing is horrible as there’s a pile of repeat sentences or paragraphs. Still recommend.
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- Mike
- 2022-10-04
Doesn't feel like Clancy at all
This book serves as little more than an introductory entry to the Campus- which will help make the next three books make more sense. But the story is fairly simple, and the audio was messed up in post production causing some sections to be duplicated which is a little distracting.
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- Amazon Customer
- 2022-07-11
Great novel, but short.
Although I enjoyed the reader, there was many, many time lines were repeated. I thinks should have been checked in post production.
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- FDA
- 2022-05-20
Extremely Racist
Story glorifies white supremacy and the acceptance of white Americans murdering other races as heroic. Extremely unacceptable for a 2002 era book
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- Matt Levins
- 2022-03-23
Poor effort by all involved
At least a 6-7 times the reader re-reads the same line or 2. Didn’t really feel like Tom Clancy.
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- AT
- 2020-03-29
A starting point
The story is not great but important for painting a picture of the Ryan Jr. character as well as the campus organization. It's entertaining to the point that one doesn't want to drop it but not so much of a Clancy's thriller. The performance isn't good enough and takes away a star. A better performance could have elevated the impression significantly.
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- Wayne
- 2016-05-12
Introduction of Jack Ryan jr. as an covert agent
Tom Clancy's 2003 release, The Teeth of the Tiger stands out in several ways. First, Jack Ryan refuses to run for a second full term as US president. His old friend ex-military pilot Robby Jackson (and Ryan's VP) runs for the office and becomes the first black president of the US. As he leaves office Ryan forms a covert operations group named "The Company" which is hidden in the Maryland offices of the financial firm Hendley Associates. Jerry Hendley, and old spy himself, owns Hendley Associates and heads "The Company" Our old friend John Clark is team leader and brings with him Ding Chavez and Jack Ryan Sr's nephews the Caruso brothers. New CIA agent Ryan Jr. joins the group with his cousins.
Teeth of the Tiger is the last novel that Tom Clancy wrote without a co-author. It is also the novel where the Jack Ryan series became the Jack Ryan Jr. series. The senior Ryan remains very much in the novels but the protagonist is the junior Ryan.
This is an excellent book, and one of the more interesting ones, but it is now among the very best books in the Jack Ryan series. Nevertheless, as a transition novel it is a vital and necessary part of continuing the Ryan series.
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- Yeow Choy
- 2003-10-14
A 16 hours introduction to the sequel...
It has taken 16 hours of listening to the built up of the story and the characters and then, it ends before it really start. I can definitely read the sequel without reading this book. It is a total disappointment after listening for 16 hours for something to happen..and it never happen.
34 people found this helpful
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- DocHazelwood
- 2018-06-17
Good story. Problems with playback.
This is a shorter novel than most. Storyline is a little rushed and not as in depth as other Ryanverse novels. Still a good story.
There are problems with this particular recording. There are several instances where a line (part of a sentence) is repeated. It can be a disorienting and makes me aware that I am listening to a novel and pulls me out of the story when it happens. Still worth the download, but I wished that were fixed.
32 people found this helpful
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- Janet
- 2003-12-28
Believe the reviews!
Wish I had. This book was a waste of time. I kept waiting for suspence and drama. I got unrealistic characters (twins who seem like such nice kids, except for their vocabulary and the fact that they can kill someone without any emotion) and a rambling story line that just ends.
23 people found this helpful
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- Chris
- 2003-10-01
End?
Not the best, leaves you hanging. Hope for another book very soon!!!
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- Harris
- 2003-10-17
Wha happened to ye Tom Clancy?
Where did your fast moving action filled style go to? This novel is slow and tedious. The reader is also very annoying with the ability to move from one scene to another without a pause or a breath so that you're not quite sure where your at. He also has not developed the ability to use distinguishing voices, so that as he moves from character to character you're not quite sure who's talking. The book ends suddenly! You almost expect to hear a "to be continued in the sequel", but you know something, you're glad that it's over.
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- Ben
- 2004-08-22
A little implausible
I enjoied this book. I would like to read the next book in the series. I definitely felt as if I knew these people. My only complaint is that it seems unlikely that three rank amatures would be sent against seasoned terrorists. What chance could new, raw recruits possibly have against experienced, tempered, cold-as-stone assassins? This is not a joke. These people are for real. They are monsters. They can smell you coming miles away. There is no smiling at them across the hallway and hoping they don't make you.
I liked the main characters and I thought the beginning of the book was strong. The action scenes seemed a little rushed, though. And the ending. The ending happened to fast it was almost anti-climatic.
I don't want to pan this book. I just want the next one to be better. Now that you don't have to re-introduce the main chacters, hopefully we can hit the ground running in the next one. And soon, please.
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- Linda Likes to Learn
- 2003-10-23
BORING listening, UNBELIEVEABLE. Waste of time!
Tom Clancy - writing about Jack Ryan and his 21st century swashbuckling and globe-trotting adventure/spy/drama books - must have been having a VERY bad day when he wrote this stinker of a book! Jack Ryan, now President, authorizes his OWN SON and NEPHEWS to become paid assasins for a government kill-team that targets 'suspected' 'bad guys' ??? Give me a break! The whole book was so implausible that I had a hard time in grasping the concept -- thinking that surely I was missing out on the IMPORTANT stuff.... and come to find out, there wasn't any of THAT, either!
To make matters even worse, the narrator sounds like he's reading poetry - not trying to enliven already dull characters and at least differentiate in voices or dialog, plus he has an annoying habit of ending all his long-winded sentences on a 'downturn' -- sounding like everything had a "Oh, poor thing, it's so sad....." sound -- that might be helpful in reading bedtime stories to not-very-sleepy kids -- but certainly not what was needed for an 'action' story.
And the reward for listening through a painful 16 hours of this nonsense? The story just ends.... as our unproven (to me) hero flies off into the blue - supposedly on his way to another adventure. If it's another adventure like this first one, I'll read a paragraph synopsis and feel like I came out ahead.
Tom Clancy may have 'hit it big' previously -- but this is a total bust! I only rated it ONE star because there was nothing LESS that would qualify as a rating!
18 people found this helpful
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- K. F. Csvany
- 2003-10-01
good but short
I was really hooked on this one, but had the feeling that something was missing, maybe it continues in another book in the future? I'am happy I bought the abridged version, maybe the unabridged one would have dissapointed me, too long for what is the story.
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- Ben Anderson
- 2007-12-09
Good start, abrupt ending
This was a typical Clancy book. I very much enjoyed it. That is until it abruptly and inexplicably ended. It was as if there were other parts to the download that I didn't have. I literally checked for missing parts twice. It wasn't until I pulled my hardcover off the shelf and looked at the ending that I really believed that the book had ended this way.
I would recommend it if you like Clancy's spy novels and if you are willing to be entertained for 16 hours and then left hanging and disappointed (with the ending) at the conclusion of the book.
15 people found this helpful