Tom Clancy: Without Remorse, the Sum of All Fears, the Cardinal of the Kremlin

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Summary: Newer clancy readers missed out on neccessary info
Review: Any newer clancy readers need these books to learn about the characters in his newer books. these are excellently written books. I have yet to find a clancy book that I could not recommend. If you enjoy tactical, war, assault stories with the emphasis on strategy and the tactical side of takedowns and assaults, Tom Clancy should definitley be your favorite Author.

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Summary: Clancy's best novels
Review: These three novels, Cardinal of the Kremlin in particular, are Clancy's best works. A must-have for any Clancy fan, these books set up much of the background of Clancy's more recent novels such as Rainbow Six and The Bear and the Dragon. Thrilling and tightly written, I would reccomend this boxed set to Clancy fans or anyone looking for an exciting read.

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Summary: I have a Question?
Review: This is not a review but a question. The last Clancy novel I read was Debt of Honor. It ended with Jack Ryan taking the oath of office for the Presidency of the U.S. after the 747 was crashed into the Capital Bldg. What is the followup novel to this one?
Thanks for any help.

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Summary: Three of Clancy's Best
Review: This is simply a must buy for any fan of Clancy who has not read the original books yet. This collection is one of the best devisible. It includes Without Remorse, the story of one John Kelly, ex-Navy seal, who becomes a merciless vigilante after the murder of his girlfriend at the hands of druglords, and who must save captured U. S. Armed Forces members from the hands of the Vietnamese. Then comes The Cardinal of the Kremlin, a cold war spy novel about the Star Wars race, and its central character is Colonel Mikhail Filitov, a war hero and American spy. Undoubtedly his best, although not by a wide margin. Next is The Sum of All Fears, a story about peace in the Middle East, the near-demise of Jack Ryan, and terrorists with a nuclear bomb that has an amazing plot and an excellent ending. All in all, probably the best assembly of Tom Clancy's novels I've seen yet. Buy it.