Novels
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The books in the Tom Clancy's Op-Center series:
| # | Title | Publication date | ISBN | Authors | Plot |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tom Clancy's Op-Center | 1995 | 978-0786204915 | Jeff Rovin | Op-Center dealt with many anti-unification terrorists in Korea trying to provoke a new war. |
| 2 | Mirror Image | 1995 | 978-0425150146 | A hardline coalition in the Russian government plots against the new president of Russia, backed by the Russian equivalent of OpCenter. | |
| 3 | Games of State | 1996 | 978-0425151877 | A millionaire funds Neo-Nazi activity in Europe, while plotting to insert subliminal messages of hate into the mass media. | |
| 4 | Acts of War | 1996 | 978-0425156018 | Syrian, Kurdish terrorists plotting a political assassination take hostage of the Regional Op-Center: employees testing a prototype mobile surveillance post. | |
| 5 | Balance of Power | 1998 | 978-0425165560 | Jeff Rovin | The murder of an Op-Center representative (Martha Mackall) leads to a faction trying to provoke a Spanish Civil War. |
| 6 | State of Siege | 1999 | 978-0425168226 | Jeff Rovin | Rogue soldiers seize the UN complex in New York and demand a hefty ransom for the release of their diplomatic hostages (including Hood's daughter, Harleigh). Now it's personal, and Hood has returned to Op-Center to save his daughter. |
| 7 | Divide and Conquer | 2000 | 978-0425174807 | Jeff Rovin | Op-Center seeks the help of their Russian counterpart in tracking the legendary assassin, The Harpooner. Meanwhile, Paul Hood is called in when it appears the President might be undergoing a mental breakdown. |
| 8 | Line of Control | 2001 | 978-0425180051 | Jeff Rovin | The Striker Team, cut off without support, has to fend for their survival on the line of demarcation between India and Pakistan. |
| 9 | Mission of Honor | 2002 | 978-0425186701 | Jeff Rovin | Op-Center has to work with the Vatican and Spanish Special Forces when an African rebel group takes hostages at several missions. |
| 10 | Sea of Fire | 2003 | 978-0425190913 | Jeff Rovin | High traces of radiation found on a corpse, lead to a company selling nuclear waste to terrorists. |
| 11 | Call to Treason | 2004 | 978-0425195468 | Jeff Rovin | When Mike Rodgers is fired due to budget cuts, he goes to work for a corrupt senator and gets embroiled in the vicious world of Washington politics. |
| 12 | War of Eagles | 2005 | 978-0425199626 | Jeff Rovin | Op-Center is under new management as Paul Hood is reassigned to a Pennsylvania Ave. appointment. At the same time, bombings in Charleston, Durban, and Taiwan, may signify the outing of a feud within the Chinese government. |
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