Jack Ryan (character) (with the aid of a Mexican drug cartel and an Arab bomb maker) in order to stop his persistent interference. During a state visit to Mexico City, Ryan barely survives the attempt on his life. The Campus later uncovers Choi's involvement in the incident, which leads to the dictator being deposed from power and later executed. Jack Ryan has been featured in 21 novels which have been written by Tom Clancy, Mark Greaney, Mike Maden, and Marc Cameron. Clancy solely wrote most of the novels up to 2010, from which his next novels were co-written with Greaney and Grant Blackwood.
Patrick Ryan (author) a dysfunctional family. Celebrated author Edmund White compared Ryan's writing to that of John Cheever. The "Bay Area Reporter" called "Send Me" "a masterfully eventful novel..." while a reviewer at the "Seattle Times" said it was "a meticulously crafted, immensely satisfying piece of work." Ryan followed up in 2008 with the young adult novel "Saints of Augustine". Two best teenage friends, one gay and one not, struggle with family issues, drug abuse, divorce, dating, and a rupture in their friendship. In 2009, he published a second young adult novel, "In Mike We Trust", which examines a young man's relationship with