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The explosion of a Chinese freighter–carrying illegal workers–in Charleston Harbor is the first sign that someone is capping Chinese interests abroad. After explosions in South Africa and Taipei, Op-Center roots out the cause: warring factions in the Chinese government. But still reeling from budget cuts and an almost devastating attack by an electromagnetic pulse explosion, Op-Center itself sustains a third hit: the removal of Commander Paul Hood, replaced by a three-star general from the Army. Op-Center is now under the control of the Pentagon. Hood's own future exists at the whim of the new President. And the world braces for more attacks….
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"The explosion of a Chinese freighter in Charleston Harbor is the first sign that someone is capping Chinese interests abroad. Now under the control of the Pentagon, Op-Center is unsure of its own future-but must root out the cause of the attacks before the entire world is affected."
— Eddy (4 out of 5 stars)
Tom Clancy's Op-Center #12: War of Eagles Listener Reviews
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" Was tough to get started but once into it I loved it. Another series that is best read in order because references are made to previous "episodes"! "
— Joyce, 7/28/2013 -
" much better than the last one in the series. I hope another book gets written to tie up the series it seems like there are too many loose ends. "
— Jason, 5/25/2013 -
" Listen to the audio version. Pretty good book, maybe a little slow. "
— Terry, 10/24/2012 -
" Not bad action adventure. Well-written and amusing. =) "
— Bradley, 10/21/2011 -
" Slow starting and hard to get into... This book sat on my desk at work for a very very long time, with me often looking for more work to do, than to finish this one. "
— Daniel, 4/19/2011 -
" war of eagles didnt prove to be one of tom clancys best books, i thought it lacked the action that i started to expect after reading the other books such as clear and present danger, and red strom rising, or even balance of power. the book had more political aspects and less of the military action. "
— Abhishek, 10/31/2010 -
" This was a very mediocre book, with an unimaginative plot and little character development "
— Ricardo, 10/7/2010 -
" Coffey is pulled from an international conference in Australia to help them find some missing radioactive materials. "
— Nana, 7/17/2010 -
" 3 of 5 stars for the audio book Sea of Fire by Tom Clancy/Jeff Rovin. An interesting story but not quite as good as other books in the series. The abridged version is very choppy. Short book but barely worth the time. "
— Jim, 6/14/2009 -
" Mindless read but worth the finish if you start. "
— Garrett, 7/29/2008 -
" My introduction to opcentre, i like the fact that the various books aren't complexly interwoven. Although doesn't contain as much action as balance of power, but still is a good read. "
— Abhishek, 2/2/2008
About the Authors
Jeff Rovin is the author of more than one hundred books, both fiction and nonfiction, under his own name, under various pseudonyms, or as a ghostwriter, including numerous New York Times bestsellers. He has written over a dozen Op-Center novels for the late Tom Clancy. Rovin has also written for television and has had numerous celebrity interviews published in magazines under his byline.
Jerome Preisler is the New York Times bestselling author of over thirty books and has coauthored eight of the Tom Clancy’s Power Play series.
Jerome Preisler is the New York Times bestselling author of over thirty books and has coauthored eight of the Tom Clancy’s Power Play series.
About Michael Kramer
Michael Kramer is an AudioFile Earphones Award winner, a finalist for the prestigious Audie Award for Best Narration, and recipient of a Publishers Weekly Listen-Up Award. He is also an actor and director in the Washington, DC, area, where he is active in the area’s theater scene and has appeared in productions at the Shakespeare Theatre, the Kennedy Center, and Theater J.