Tom Clancy's Op-Center · Book 6
State of Siege
- Published as part of Tom Clancy's Tom Clancy's Op-Center; this book was written by Jeff Rovin.
- Published
- 1 January 1999
- Pages
- 368
- ISBN-13
- 9780425168226
- Type
- novel
About this book
State of Siege, published in 1999 at 368 pages, is book six of Op-Center, credited to Tom Clancy's name but written by Jeff Rovin. Like the rest of the original run, it moves between Op-Center's Washington crisis room and Mike Rodgers's Strike Force reacting to the latest international flashpoint.
Its place in Tom Clancy's Op-Center
State of Siege is book 6 in the Tom Clancy's Op-Center series. It follows Balance of Power. It is followed by Divide and Conquer. See the full Tom Clancy's Op-Center reading order.
Op-Center is the fictional National Crisis Management Center, a lean Washington task force built to do what the CIA, the Pentagon and the State Department can't do fast enough on their own: react to an international flashpoint within hours, using a single chain of command that spans satellite surveillance, diplomacy and a Special Forces strike team on permanent standby. Created by Tom Clancy and psychiatrist-turned-crisis-negotiator Steve Pieczenik but written throughout by other novelists, the series opens with…
Editions
- edition · unknown publisher · — · ISBN 9780425168226