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Hidden Agendas (Tom Clancy's Net Force, No. 2)

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Title: Hidden Agendas (Tom Clancy's Net Force, No. 2)
by Tom Clancy, Steve R. Pieczenik
ISBN: 0-425-17139-6
Publisher: Berkley Pub Group
Pub. Date: October, 1999
Format: Mass Market Paperback
Volumes: 1
List Price(USD): $7.99
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Average Customer Rating: 2.45 (44 reviews)

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Rating: 3
Summary: Not Clancy but OK for a light read
Comment: First thing to establish is Tom Clancy did not write this book. I don't know why he puts his name on it, but the "Net Force" books are OK if you want something that is easy to read and doesn't make you think too hard.

The books are best read in sequence - I made the mistake of buying "Night Moves" and reading that first, before I realised it was a series.

I like the parallel stories a lot and the romantic angle between Alex and Toni prevents it all from being military tactics (which I also enjoy a lot).

One disappointing thing for me about "Net Force" is the name of the military head "Col. John Howard". Well, I am Australian and "John Howard" is the name of our Prime Minister. Whenever I read the name, I imagine a short, balding little weazel! Maybe Clancy and Steve Perry should check stuff like that out before they name their characters!

Conclusion: Good for a light read when you don't want to concentrate too much.

Rating: 3
Summary: Can summarize This Book in One Sentence...
Comment: About 300 Pages of great story telling, but then an extra 200 page of complete nothing.

Most of the book was great and entertaining, but for a good part of it I read stuff that didnt seem to have any relevance to the plot whatsoever and could quite frankly be left out of the book without changing the story at all.
But I did enjoy the book overall, even though it should only have been a 300 page book.

Rating: 1
Summary: Clancy - Be very ashamed
Comment: If you normally read Clancy because he writes well researched, feasible and well paced thrillers, then don't bother with this one. Clancy should be embarrassed putting his name to this pap. It is a story that is not only very unlikely but is poorly imagined and poorly written.

Write it yourself next time and read your ghost's copy before going to press.

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