Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell

I really loved this book. Being a huge fan of the game i bought this book the day i heard about it. Once i started i couldn't put it down. It is filled with action, and very much like the game. I would reccomend this book to anyone who likes the game, or anyone wanting to read something different.

As a huge SC fan, I noticed only one significant problem. In SC the game, the first, Fisher's daughter already knew he worked for the NSA. Otherwise, this was an amazing story with the characters. Sam Fisher is the best. Clancy had best watch out, because Jack Ryan would be on a cold slab if Fisher wanted him there.

When I baught this book I first thought that Tom Clancy actually wrote it, but when I realized he didn't but read it anyways. I thought that it would be a mediocre book at most but, I was WRONG! This is a book with great discription and is action packed. If anyone is interested in the game at all, I gauruntee you will enjoy this book.

This is an impressive first offering from David Michaels in the "Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell". Writing a book off of a video game is always tricky, but Michales does a wonderful job of divulging into Sam Fisher as a person, which is something the games do very little of. It was good to see Sarah involved heavily in the story line as she is often just a side note in the games. I feel her presence is important as she is what keeps Sam human. She is the only thing that can bring emotion out of Sam and I think thats important to the character. Sams interactions with his Krav Maga instructor are also a very different side of things from the Sam we are used to. This book does a great job of fleshing out the character as a person, aside from a bad ass black ops machine. For those who want to explore Sam as a person, and pass a few hours with an excellent book, this one I would highly reccomend.

This is a great effort on the part of David Michaels! I cant wait for my copy of barracuda!