Title: One of Griffin's best
Product review: W.E.B. Griffin does it again, with a page-turner book that ranks with all of his other stellar endeavors, including his Corps, Army, OSS and police series. In some ways, this book does have a different feel, with the terrorist plot foiled in this one novel; Griffin's other works typically continue missions from one book to another. Of course, one can expect elements of "By Order of the President" to be carried into other, future books.It also feels something like a Tom Clancy novel. But Clancy's novels have become less believable, with Jack Ryan assuming the presidency. Griffin doesn't have that problem. And although I at first expected the terrorist attack to grow in scale from what was originally uncovered, I believe that something of this scale might indeed be the next avenue for terrorists, as bigger targets are more protected.I eagerly await the next novel in what I hope becomes a series. (But I'm still looking for another Corps book as well.)
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