Tom Clancy's Power Play Books in Order

Sent to an exclusive Caribbean resort that doubles as a joint UpLink–oil project hub, Pete Nimec expects a working vacation. Instead he uncovers a scheme to funnel resources to hostile regimes, forcing a showdown far from any official battlefield.

A Pakistan‑based terror group plans to use a high‑energy weapon to unleash a toxic cloud over New York City. UpLink operatives work against the clock, from gemstones in Asia to laboratories in the West, to keep the city from suffocating.

Building a pan‑African fiber‑optic network is Roger Gordian’s most ambitious project yet, but a ruthless enemy sees it as the perfect tool for blackmail and espionage. When Gordian’s daughter is kidnapped, the fight over information dominance becomes painfully personal.

A new frontier in the Power Plays saga pits UpLink against a shadowy foe using advanced science and remote facilities to stage attacks. As crises erupt in extreme environments, Gordian’s team confronts an enemy willing to gamble with global stability.

A radical eco‑group acquires cutting‑edge biological research and threatens to unleash a tailored plague. Roger Gordian and his staff must piece together scattered clues about stolen samples, compromised labs, and hidden test sites before the first outbreak becomes unstoppable.

UpLink is leading construction of a multinational space station when a shuttle is sabotaged and guerrilla attacks hit key facilities. As nations trade accusations, Gordian’s team races to find who is targeting the project before orbital disaster sparks wider conflict.

When Roger Gordian refuses to sell a powerful encryption program, a rival mounts a hostile takeover that hides something far uglier than corporate ambition. UpLink’s security chief Pete Nimec must fight boardroom plots and hired killers to keep the company alive.

In turbulent post‑Soviet Russia, famine and unrest threaten a coup just as a terrorist strike hits the United States. Roger Gordian and his firm UpLink are dragged into the chaos, using their technology and crisis team to uncover who benefits from the bloodshed.