Tom Clancy - Jack Ryan-verse series (Hand-tweaked ePub, v2)

This torrent contains the novels of Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan universe, all based on retail sources. This contains 3 inter-linked series, and I've categorized the books based on available information on a variety of sites, as there is no uniform indexing.

Jack Ryan
1: Patriot Games
2: Red Rabbit
3: The Hunt for Red October
4: The Cardinal of the Kremlin
5: Clear and Present Danger
6: The Sum of All Fears
7: Debt of Honor
8: Executive Orders
9: The Bear and the Dragon
10: Command Authority
11: Full Force and Effect
12: Commander in Chief
John Clark
1: Without Remorse
2: Rainbow Six
Campus
1: Teeth of the Tiger
2: Dead or Alive
3: Locked On
4: Threat Vector
5: Support and Defend
6: Under Fire

Chronological
1970-71: Without Remorse (John Clark #1)
1981: Patriot Games (Jack Ryan #1)
1982: Red Rabbit (Jack Ryan #2)
1984: The Hunt for Red October (Jack Ryan #3)
1986: The Cardinal of the Kremlin (Jack Ryan #4)
1988: Clear and Present Danger (Jack Ryan #5)
1990-91: The Sum of All Fears (Jack Ryan #6)
1995-96: Debt of Honor (Jack Ryan #7)
1996: Executive Orders (Jack Ryan #8)
1999-2000: Rainbow Six (John Clark #2)
2002: The Bear and the Dragon (Jack Ryan #9)
2006: Teeth of the Tiger (Campus #1)
2007: Dead or Alive (Campus #2)
2008: Locked On (Campus #3)
2009: Threat Vector (Campus #4)
Command Authority (Jack Ryan #10)
Support and Defend (Campus #5)
Full Force and Effect (Jack Ryan #11)
Under Fire (Campus #6)
Commander in Chief (Jack Ryan #12)

IMPORTANT: If you like a book, please support the author by buying the book.
I recommend buying the real, dead-tree version and not the eBook.

Q: Why are you doing this?
A: I started doing this because I was dismayed at the quality of eBooks I could
find, just getting them to a condition where it didn't hurt to read them.
As I started spending some time on this, I thought that I could share my hard
work with others.


Q: Help! The book won't read on my reader!
A: Some readers are not fully compliant with the ePub standard.
The main cause for this that I have seen so far, is readers that use Adobe
ADE (such as Sony PRS readers). ADE has a maximum limit for how large the
internal files of an ePub can be.
The easiest way to fix this, is to use Calibre to perform a conversion
from ePub to ePub; this will split the internal files to smaller chunks
(and add a whole lot of unncessary formating to the files).


Q: My reader only supports format , why are you only releasing in ePub?
ePub is a nice and open format, which makes it easy to work with.
If you need another format, I suggest using Calibre to convert to the format
you need.