Ruthless.Com

by Jerome Preisler, Martin Greenberg, Tom Clancy

Book Overview

It is August 2000. When American businessman Roger Gordia refuses to sell his sophisticated encryption program to foreign companies, he finds his company in danger of corporate takeover. Roger is the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0425165701
• ISBN13: 9780425165706
• Release Date: November 1998
• Publisher: Berkley Publishing Group
• Length: 353 Pages
• Weight: 0.42 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 4.2" x 6.8"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Postsecondary and higher

Customer Reviews

Quibble, quibble

Larong, lorong; Behasa, Bahasa; etcetera, etc. -- red is red whether you write it's a colour or a color, which is to say that these alternate spellings are equally correct, lah.But Tan Sh, did you manage to notice the story while checking this book for imagined errors? As the ultimate authority on all things, your word is breathlessly awaited.

Excellent for young adult readers who like action

Hardcore non-stop Excitement.never wanted to put it down. Well worth the money. Time well spent.

The book was intuitive and exotic, I read it in 5 days.

I like the part on the ship that was sea-jacked and how Mr.Clancy did with his descriptions with the Southeast Asian environments. The violent content was neat and I bet that in the future Ruthless.com will become a movie. I read and saw Patriot Games and thought the book was extremely well written and action tense. The ending was rare yet I beleive that he should of written another chapter to tell what happened to Mr.Caine. I'll buy the game for it anytime.

TERRIBLE! Tom Clancy, where are you? Boring with errors!

As a Tom Clancy FAN, pilot, BS in Economics and MBA, so sorry to experience this book as a total disappointment. Characters not developed! Plot(?)dissected and obscure. ERRORS! Yes, errors in the flying references; spelling; even duplicate words!! Please, Mr. Clancy, "author!" This "created by" status undermines your credibility and reputation!

Excellent! Typical Clancy, with a twist of business.

The Power plays series is a great new twist that Clancy has introduced. I like these much better than the Ops-Center series. The Power Plays series aren't as technically in-depth as Clancy's normal books (Red Storm Rising, Debt of Honor, Cardinal in the Kremlin), but they get to the action much quicker. Anyone that has done International business travel will love these.