Tom Clancy's Net Force Cybernation

As I said above it isn't a Tom Clancy. I find his books very indepth and leaves nothing to the imagination. I love his books. I picked up Net Force Cybernation in an airport because it has his name on it. Agian I repeat it's not Tom Clancy and anyone who compairs this book to him isn't going to give it a good review. I loved this book because it was easy reading and got right to the point. A nice change for Tom Clancy himself because I sometimes find it hard following the charachters because it changes so often.

Clancy's ideas have been a valuable asset to the Net Force series. Being a teenager, I will admit that this book does combine too much unnecessary sex into the action, but the overall outcome of the novel is worth it. This is undoubtedly one of my favorites in the Net Force series, second only to High Wire.

This book was by far one of his best books ever and I encourage anyboby who interested in the future, intternet or computers. It was a great book.

This was better than average for o Net Force book. The usualstars of the Net Force series,Alex Michaels,Toni,Jay Gridley,and General John Howard are back once again to fight the forces of evil.The main villains in this story is a group called CyberNation. The driving force behind CyberNation is Roberto Santos,Jasmine Chance, andJackson Keller. Cybernation is attempting to take over the internet.It is up to Net Force to stop this group. You have several action sequences for Jay Gridley as well as the rest of the group. The computer jargon does not overwhelm the book so it is still readable. A very good book that you will enjoy reading. Buy it.

The newest Net Force book, Cybernation, is worth every penny. It takes place after Alex and Toni's child, Alex Jr., is born. The antagonists in this book are the people from Cybernation, a nation only existing on the net. They want to make it a real country, without any actual land. Before you read this book, I suggest you read the first 5 Net Force adult books. It is very clear and understandable if you have read the other books.