Tom Clancy's Op-Center: Dark Zone

In Dark Zone, a race-to-the-finish thriller in the New York Times bestselling Tom Clancy's Op-Center series, the brutal murder of an undercover agent reveals a plot to incite a full-fledged war between Russia and Ukraine.

Former US Ambassador to the Ukraine Douglas Flannery meets with an old friend and former spy near New York’s South Street Seaport. She is seeking his help to thwart a Russian plan to overrun her native Ukraine, but those for whom she is working propose an infinitely more dangerous scheme, one that could draw in NATO forces and possibly ignite World War III. Moments later, as she jogs along the East River, her throat is slashed.

Within hours, Op-Center learns of the killing and alarm bells go off. Director Chase Williams and his team have been following events as Ukraine, her NATO allies, and Russia rapidly deploy forces in a dangerous game of brinksmanship. But the secret that Flannery has learned threatens to take the looming battle to a whole new and very lethal level. Using cutting edge techniques of cyber warfare and spycraft, Op-Center must respond to the rapidly unfolding crisis before the U.S. is forced to take sides in a conflict that could change history.

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“An absorbing military thriller . . . plenty of suspense.” —Publishers Weekly

Praise for the Tom Clancy's Op-Center series:
“Suspenseful…An Op-Center book is always a master class in military acronyms and hardware . . . the simple hostage situations keep the tension cranked high and will satisfy Clancy fans old and new.” —Publishers Weekly on Scorched Earth

“Gripping action . . . a Navy SEAL, goes on a one-man mission to rescue his father. . . . a satisfying and entertaining read and a worthy addition to the revived series.” —Defense Media Network
on Scorched Earth

“A top-notch military thriller, combining politics,suspense, and action. Couch and Galdorisi continue to make the Clancy brand shine.” —Booklist on Into the Fire

“With intricate plotting, plenty of action, and characters – even villains – that are more than cardboard cutouts, Tom Clancy’s OpCenter: Into the Fire is definitely a book that will leave you sleep-deprived.” —Defense Media Network

“The U.S intelligence agencies have spent billions since 9/11 learning how to ‘connect the dots.’ But what if there are only one or two dots? . . . A frightening and exciting tale about a very new, but also a very old threat.” —Larry Bond on Out of the Ashes

“Thriller addicts like me devoured every Tom Clancy's Op-Center tale. Now they are back, intricately plotted, with wonderfully evil villains and enough realistic military action and suspense to ruin a couple of night's sleep. Highly recommended.” —Stephen Coonts on Out of the Ashes

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The reading was excellent The story was pretty good until the very end. I'm confused

Narrator sucked.

Narrator was the worst I've ever heard as far as voice acting goes. A lot of it came out as nasal.

poor reading. good story.

the reader talks most of the time in a monotone, all of the characters voices are the same. very hard to follow because of this. I might not even finish listening to it.

good story though.

I'd probably give a better review if it was renarrated by someone else.

I miss the original characters from Op Center

I miss the original characters from Op Center. What happened to Bob? General Rogers? Etc?

Poor narration

The story suffered from the narration. You could never tell who was speaking. I would never buy a book narrated by Henry Leyva.