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Title: Toothless Tiger
Review: Many Clancy fans will be disappointed by this book, one that lacks the kind of research, detail and texture that has put the author at the head of his class. The focus of the book, and it seems others to come, is young Jack Ryan, Jr., who joins a secret off-the-books agency charged with eliminating America's enemies. Unlike his father, who faced unforseen challenges in a heroic way, young Ryan is a self-assured, name-dropping child of privilege and entitlement, and, frankly, not all that endearing. (Young Ryan is also conveniently closer in age to Ben Afflek, who has taken over the Jack Ryan movie role from Harrison Ford). The bad guys are run-of-the-mill Middle East terrorists, necessarily evil and, worse, boring."Tiger" is shorter than the usual Clancy thriller. At 431 pages, this one is bloated with the author's usual digressions and off-handed opinions, some of which are occasionally relevant and interesting. As a long-time Clancy fan, I expected more.
