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Debt of Honor
- A Jack Ryan Novel
- Narrated by: John MacDonald
- Series: A Jack Ryan Novel (publication order), Book 6, A Jack Ryan Novel (chronological order), Book 7
- Length: 36 hrs and 2 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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Publisher's Summary
Clancy plunges hero Jack Ryan into nonstop high adventure, as two seemingly unrelated occurrences being a chain of events that will stun the world. Called out of retirement to serve as National Security Advisor to the president, Ryan, with the help of CIA officers John Clark and Domingo Chavez, must prepare the untested president to meet the challenges of a new world order.
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- Amazon Customer
- 01-20-15
WORSE READING/PERFORMANCE EVER!
As I drive a lot I love audible books. I have over 200 titles and must say this is THE READING ON THIS IS HORRIBLE. It sounds like a bad computer voice and often does run on sentences (no pause between sentences or paragraphs as most every reader in the world would do).
The story is classic Clancy. I have read all his books years ago and love them. I was going to listen to them in order but can't finish this one due to performance.
Bottom line is this book needs to be re-done as it is not up to Audible or Clancy standards....
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- Louann
- 02-10-11
Narrator not so great
I love Clancy books, but this Narrator is too robotic. Doesn't even sound human to me.
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- George
- 08-30-11
computer generated voice
The engineer that produced this should be taken out and shoot. I can not believe
that this is the voice of a real person narrating. I just could not listen longer than the first chapter. A real waste of time and money.
75 people found this helpful
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- Eric
- 01-30-15
Poor narration
If you like Michael Prichard you won't like this one. Hard to follow, monotone, almost computer generated, poor inflection.
34 people found this helpful
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- kim
- 01-20-11
Vintage Clancy - Deserves a Better Narrator
Having read and enjoyed the book when it first came out in hardcover, I've just been waiting for the unabridged audible edition. I'm not sure I'll be able to stand the monotone narration for 36 hours. It's the worst I've ever heard.
79 people found this helpful
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- Greg, Bremerton
- 04-14-11
Narrator Sucks
This book would have gotten five stars except for the narrator, he should be restricted to technical manuals where he can drone on to his hearts content.
Next time just have Scott Brick narrate it and save us all many hours of Grief!
92 people found this helpful
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- JOE PAVLOCK
- 02-06-11
DEBT OF HONOR
The story as always is outstanding. The recording is the worst I have ever heard. If you ever wondered how a book would sound if it was read by a computer this is it.. The speed is so slow I thought I had it on my IPhone at half speed when I checked I was listening to my IPOD. I have donwloaded over 200 books and this would be the first time I asked for a refund. Save your money until they fix their mistake.
67 people found this helpful
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- Joe
- 01-15-15
narrator sounds like a robot
I liked the story but the narrator sounded like a computer generated voice. he really sounded badly.
20 people found this helpful
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- Mike Woodford
- 09-13-11
Great Story, Terrible Narration
Make sure you listen to the audio sample before buying this audiobook. It's very monotone and robotic. I enjoyed the story but it would have been much more enjoyable with a better narrator.
36 people found this helpful
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- Dave
- 05-07-11
Excellent story, bad sound, bad narrator
I almost stopped listening to this in the first two hours, but stuck it out, and the story was worth it, honestly. However, those first two hours...like listening to human Valium. I don't know which to blame: the engineering, or the narrator, but whichever is responsible...it is one of the worst sounding audiobooks I have ever listened to.
46 people found this helpful
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- L.B
- 03-15-11
Terrible
Like the lovechild of Stephen Hawkins & a telephone answering machine. This narrator is more robotic than a child's robot toy. It's unbearable. I read the book and it is superb, but I can't get past the first 20 minutes of this awful, dead drone.
1 star - only because I had to tick the damned box.
If this had been my first audiobook, I would never buy another.
6 people found this helpful
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- Mr
- 10-02-12
Such a shame
I just can't listen to this recording. The narrator reads it in such a dull monotone voice it's impossible to get into the story. Chapters back and forth but unless you are listening very carefully you would not notice as there is no gap in between them. I am sure the book is great but the narration is the worst I have heard, I will make sure I buy no other books read by the same person.
2 people found this helpful
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- Marc
- 08-11-11
Great recording - appalling edting!
Whilst John MacDonald does a very good job with the character voices and the telling of the story, the editing of this audiobook lets it down. Sentences, paragraphs and chapters sometimes almost merge together causing some confusion when the scene, location of stroy thread changes.
This, along with Executive Orders, are 2 BRILLIANT Jack Ryan books.
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- Mark
- 03-16-11
like the book not the reader
the book seems to be really good but coming from tom clancy i would expect nothing less. however the person who does the reading sounds like a voice from a computer so mechanicaland although i really want to listen to this book i find my self gettin wound up by the reader. should have been done by michael prichard i think.
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- Shuzy
- 08-06-15
Great book
It does take a while to get going but one of the very best!
The first couple of hours are painfully slow. But once it gets going its a fantastic read.
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- Dr
- 12-18-13
Could not bear to listen- Narration was terrible
Would you try another book written by Tom Clancy or narrated by John MacDonald?
I am agreat fan of Tom Clancy books, but the experience with the narration of this book is enough to put me off
What didn’t you like about John MacDonald’s performance?
This is the worst narration of an audio book that I have ever heard. In fairness to John MacDonald, it may not be his fault. It sounds as if he has been asked to record several thousand single words, for reconstruction into an audio book by computer. If this is not infact what has happened then his narration is truely awful.
You didn’t love this book--but did it have any redeeming qualities?
I don't know I really could not listen to it
Any additional comments?
Thanks goodness for Audible's good book guarantee
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- Ollie
- 10-20-13
Brilliant
Would you listen to Debt of Honor again? Why?
Clancy has a great talent for running several sub-plots at the same time. It gives the reader some great variety.
Would you listen to another book narrated by John MacDonald?
Yes
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Right at the end when Congress is smashed up by a plane.
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- d
- 05-11-13
very dissapointed
The narration spoilt what I think would have been a good story, I kept falling asleep with the monotonous drone of the narrator. It was a great shame, as a Tom Clancy fan I was totally let down..
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- Stewart
- 04-13-13
Excellent
Really good book and thoroughly enjoyed the listen. Have downloaded the next in the series to see what happens next
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- Ruth
- 09-11-12
Disappointed with narration
The second Tom Clancy book spoilt for me by the narrator, this one worst than the other (Executive Order). So disappointed