Tom Clancy's Op-Center #1 Free Audiobook Download by Steve Pieczenik,Jeff Rovin,Tom Clancy

Tom Clancy's Op-Center #1 by Steve Pieczenik, Jeff Rovin, Tom Clancy narrated by ['Michael Kramer'] on audible.com In this novel, the CIA has been split into two following a terrorist attack that kills its head and accelerates the tensions between intelligence agencies. As the head of the new organization created to combat terrorism, Paul Hood is drawn into a conflict with a former agent who tries to prove his innocence and bring down the new agency.

"Op-Center is the President's personal and private operational headquarters for the United States. It is charged with protecting the American people from all threats, foreign or domestic."

Tom Clancy's Op-Center #1 is the first novel in the Tom Clancy's Op-Center series. There are two main characters who are agents of the CIA, they are Ryan Chappelle and Tony Mendez. The story starts with a bomb threat at a bank in Washington DC - Chappelle and Mendez work together as they try to find out who was behind the bank robbery and before it happens again.

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Tom Clancy's Op-Center is a fictional book written by Steve Pieczenik. It has been translated in more than 20 languages and sold over 17 million copies worldwide. The story is about the Christian Bolt, head of foreign intelligence, who gets caught up in a conspiracy that ultimately leads to his assassination. The story was collected into 10 books and an epilogue chapter.

Tom Clancy's Op-Center #1 is a book written by Steve Pieczenik, Jeff Rovin and Tom Clancy. It is the first book in the Tom Clancy's Op-Center series. The book follows the story of Lucas Barr, who joins the CIA's most prestigious division as its youngest employee. He soon finds himself to be at war with a group of terrorists who have hidden themselves in America.