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Timothy Ceska
reviewed The Cardinal of the Kremlin on August 20, 2008
The Cardinal of the Kremlin
3.0 to 3.5 stars. This was the first Tom Clancy book that I ever read and it turned out to be my least favorite. On the good side, I loved the introduction of "Mr. Clark" who is my favorite character of the Clancy novels. However, the novel seemed to drag in places and I just found myself wanting the plot to move along. Overall, it was still a god read and by other author's standards would have been a 4 star effort at least. However, I hold Clancy to a higher standard based on his later efforts so he has to live with 3 to 3.5 stars for this one.
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