Tom Clancy: Under Fire-Grant Blackwood

In Tom Clancy Under Fire, written by Grant Blackwood, Jack Ryan Jr. finds himself embroiled in a perilous and deeply personal mission during an assignment in Tehran. While there, he unexpectedly encounters his old friend, Seth Gregory. Their reunion is brief but significant, as Seth urgently slips Jack a key and delivers a cryptic message before they part ways. This seemingly innocuous exchange sets in motion a chain of events that will thrust Jack into a dangerous world of espionage and uncertainty.

The following day, Jack is confronted by two mysterious men who claim Seth has vanished with critical funds intended for a vital intelligence operation. They paint Seth as a rogue agent and sternly warn Jack against any involvement. However, driven by loyalty and suspicion, Jack can't shake the feeling that something is terribly wrong. He soon discovers that he's caught in a web of deceit where trusted allies might be enemies, and the truth is buried beneath layers of lies and betrayal.

As Jack delves deeper into the mystery surrounding Seth's disappearance, he uncovers a secret that stretches back to the Cold War, a revelation that places his friend on the precipice of treason. With MI6 and the CIA now also hunting for Seth, Jack must navigate a treacherous landscape, unsure of who he can trust. He risks everything to find his friend, but the crucial question remains: whose side is Seth truly on, and what will Jack do if their loyalties clash?

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