Tom Clancy's Op-Center #8: Line of Control

By: Tom Clancy, Steve Pieczenik, Jeff Rovin

Narrated by: Michael Kramer

It's a mission that only Striker - the military arm of Op-Center - can handle: capture an Islamic cleric who is stirring up a rebellion against the Indian government. But when the border between India and Pakistan erupts, the Striker team gets caught in the crossfire. Now America's most proficient covert team is trapped in a full-fledged war. Their fate rests in the hands of a devious NSA double agent whose own agenda is unknown - a man who could just as easily sell them out as set them free. This book is an implicit profile of America's defense, intelligence, and crisis management technology, seen through the eyes of fictional two-star General Mike Rodgers. Like all books under Clancy's imprint, technical details are the order of the day.

Pakistan, India, Nuclear War, Op Centre!

Would you listen to Line of Control again? Why?

I would definitely listen to this Audio book again. Anything that Tom Clancy was involved with is worth reading and listening to again.

Which character – as performed by Michael Kramer – was your favorite?

Mike Rodgers was my favourite character in this one. Who can go past a character who helps prevent a nuclear war.

Another great one making me look again at Pakistan and India

I appreciate how fiction can bring me to study more.
I also appreciate how writing collaboration can stay true to the author of origin, even when I am sad about who the author chooses to kill.
The narration is great, I especially appreciate that the male narrator can communicate the strength of female characters and doesn’t have to make their voices screechie or high pitched and whiney.

He said, She said!

A lot of good twists and turns! And slot of he said, she said and I got real tired of PAF!.

Gripping, Moving, Sobering

Superbly written and narrated. May God bless with truth all who live and die for peace.

great read

well written action packed great read kept me interested all throughout the book left me wanting more