Tom Clancy’s Net Force #3: Night Moves audiobook

This book offers many good tips on how to build high-quality code. More importantly, it helps create a base framework of a manual that a cmopany could use to stanadrdise the coding styles of its engineering force. One shouldn’t follow all the tips listed in the book, but the book SURELY gives nice directions.

A book published in 1999 about the future (2010) and some of the technological developments that would be available by then. Many are commonplace today although the idea of using Virtual Reality to attack a computer virus comes across as extremely imaginative and still a futuristic concept. Good writing in the book, more of the quality of TC himself although there are about 4 storylines all mixed up in the book. Entertaining to read especially in 2020.

This book almost certainly doesn’t deserve this rating. But for me, at twelves years old, it did. I bought it at a gas station on a family road trip somewhere along the desolate highways of the American southwest. My sister, my dad, and I were traveling to the Grand Canyon from Michigan. I remember reading it in the car, in our hotel, everywhere we went. It was my first adult novel, and I credit it with introducing me to the world of fiction and books.

This one was by far the best of the NetForce books. The story made sense, it was very fast paced, you could see how all of this could hang together and the ending was smart and thoughtful. There is so much more for the character development but the author still has 7 more books to take care of that. I am looking forward to the next one.

This book was excellent and hard to put down at times. After reading this I started reading "Cyber Nation" and:in "Night Moves" a character named Nadine was Tyrone's girl friend but in "Cyber Nation" Nadine is Mr Howards wife.Proof readers where are you?

Cada relectura de este libro es mejor. Entretiene, tiene adrenalina y aunque algunas cosas de la historia son infantiles y hay personajes que parecieran estar de más, engancha y mucho!

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I am reviewing the novel Tom Clancy's Net Force Night Moves which is a very good book which I bought from kindle. This story I think is science fiction and is set in the near future but that is 2010 but this is quite an old book. The plot revolves around a world that is reliant on super computers and they are all set to crash. There are 2 computer experts who maybe could sort it out but they have strokes. There are a lot of different characters in this book and many only have small parts. There is a young lad set to take part in the National Boomerang Championships being held at his High School in America. There is a Spetnatz operative, that is the Soviet equivalent of the SAS, he is set to meet someone in London for an important. His name he goes by rather amusingly means rifle in Russian. The SIS in Britain are busy hunting him down. There is an elite force operative in India doing a secret mission in Pakistan with some other operatives. The book also follows some more ordinary characters although these mostly only have small parts. It's quite an enjoyable read and apparently this series of novels inspired a mini tv series called Net Force. I am reviewing the novel Tom Clancy's Net Force Night Moves which is a very good book which I bought from kindle. This story I think is science fiction and is set in the near future but that is 2010 but this is quite an old book. The plot revolves around a world that is reliant on super computers and they are all set to crash. There are 2 computer experts who maybe could sort it out but they have strokes. There are a lot of different characters in this book and many only have small parts. There is a young lad set to take part in the National Boomerang Championships being held at his High School in America. There is a Spetnatz operative, that is the Soviet equivalent of the SAS, he is set to meet someone in London for an important. His name he goes by rather amusingly means rifle in Russian. The SIS in Britain are busy hunting him down. There is an elite force operative in India doing a secret mission in Pakistan with some other operatives. The book also follows some more ordinary characters although these mostly only have small parts. It's quite an enjoyable read and apparently this series of novels inspired a mini tv series called Net Force.

Okay, okay, I broke down and bought the whole series to date. This is the third Net Force book, and Tom Clancy's influence wanes a bit, pulling it more squarely into Steve Perry territory. It loses some of the hard military edge that Clancy pulls into the books he authorizes, but it holds onto enough to keep my attention. Besides, I'm a total Steve Perry fan. And anyone who can motivate him to list good knives by name (A Cold Steel Culloden (which I have) and a Benchmade tanto (unspecified, but I have a couple) in this book, and the ubiquitous Cold Steel Tanto (which I definitely have!) in the last book) is good in my book. In this book, the relationship between Toni and Alex goes on the rocks, as they face their biggest threat yet (a guy with a working Quantum Computer). I was mildly annoyed by the fact that during the standard coincidental "everyone attacking each other at the same time and place" at the end, the bad guys mostly off each other without Net Force having to do much of anything. Somewhat disappointing -- I like Clancy's super-competent heroes a little better. But overall, formula and fluff, but the really fun stuff. :D

Pros: I will admit that the biggest thing that had me turning pages was Alex and Toni's relationship. By the end of the book I had to go try to find the next one in the series. I just had to know what the heck happened.(I mean I had an idea but you know) My favorite character though is Jay and he doesn't disappoint in this one.The virtual reality is pretty cool to me. Little out there but still pretty awesome. John Howard is badass and very likeable. In fact most of the main characters are pretty likeable to me.Cons: While it has been a while since I read this, I can say that I didn't have any problems with it then. I loved the characters, the setting, and the idea. Would I read the next one? I did. I enjoyed. I'm on to the next one.

Riveting plot, great character development, and it was fascinating to read a futuristic set novel that pegs British high-society as the antagonists (a fresh brand of enemy not ventured by Clancy and Pieczenik). Similar to my review on Hidden Agendas (Net Force #2), this is a series that should be re

An interesting portrayal of a quantum-computer invented by a criminal mastermind. Despite the lame VR world-as-manifestation-of-the-Internet, a good read.

Another quick read which I needed after plowing through Hyperspace. Quite the cliff hangerat the end

A touch disappointing when compared to other parts of the series. A lot of personality developments both good and bad. The basic premise continues to be rock solid.