Debt of Honor

Debt of Honor was first published in August 1994, and is the sixth book in the Jack Ryan series. The book picks up where the previous novel, Clear and Present Danger, left off, with Ryan becoming the National Security Advisor. Ryan is thrust into the middle of a conflict between the Japanese and the Chinese, and must find a way to prevent a war between the two countries.

There is no one answer to this question as different users may have different reasons for enjoying Debt of Honor. Some might appreciate the book for its focus on Japanese culture and history, while others might enjoy the story for its suspenseful plot or relatable characters.

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What would you do if you were indebted to a dangerous honor? In Debt of Honor, one woman must make a life-altering decision when she’s forced to repay a debt to a powerful man. This man has the ability to destroy her, but she’s not sure if she can go through with his demands. Can she find a way to save herself before it’s too late?