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The Bourne Supremacy - Robert Ludlum


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The Bourne Supremacy - Robert Ludlum

 
Description: ISBN 0752858513 / Author: Robert Ludlum / Genre: Crime / Thriller

Newest Review: ... is much different to today - as is the level of technology available. Therefore the films which are set in the present were ... more

 ... forced to differ significantly from the novels on which they are based. This book bares little-to-no resemblance to it's on screen counter-part. We begin the book with Bourne (aka David Webb) settled with his wife Marie in Canada, working as a teacher at a university. Bourne has settled his differences (to an extent) with his governement and with the help of his wife and phsychiatrist is rebuilding his life..... However, in the perilous and fragile political landscape of China, the legend of Jason Bourne has been...more

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Premium Review The Bourne Supremacy - Robert Ludlum: Bourne again.....look out! (659 words)
by - written on 08/04/08 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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For those of you who have watched the Bourne trilogy on film, there is no need to be put off reading the books because you already know the plot. This is not the case. If anything, the sequence of events in the films cover those loosely only in the first book, The Bourne Identity. This second book in the trilogy, The Bourne Supremacy, bears no real resemblance to the second film in the trilogy. A warning to start with - if you have not read the first book and are planning to, this review will contain details that will spoil it for you. There are plot details from the first book intrinsic to the plot of the second, and need to be mentioned, however loosely, so ...  Read the complete review

Andy.mack
Premium Review It Certainly Reigns Supreme (739 words)
by - written on 29/11/04 (Very useful, 103 readings)
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I seem to have redeveloped the reading bug just recently. It had been a while since I sat down and actually concentrated on reading something. After seeing the Bourne Supremacy in the cinema a few weeks ago I decided to buy the book as it was only £3.73 in my local Tesco. I haven’t read the Bourne Identity and having seen the films didn’t think that was an overly important matter. Of course not far into the book I realised that the films and the books were rather different. Infact there were only a few similarities that could be drawn between the two. Following the mystery slaying of the Chinese Vice President in the back room of a Honk Kong club the US ...  Read the complete review

jonnyfun06
Premium Review The Bourne Supremacy - Robert Ludlum: Bourne is Back and So is Robert Ludlum (244 words)
by - written on 15/05/09 (Very useful, 8 readings)
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The second book in the trilogy adds a whole new level to the plot and storyline so well laid out in the first book. I have never before been a fan of trilogys in book form, or in film form. I dont mind a recurring character, however, this book has changed my opinion on that all together! Robert Ludlum picks up right where he left off with the Bourne Identity, except now we get to see a whole new level to the Jason Bourne character and unlike many other authors who seem afraid to let a character age, Robert Ludlum allows Jason Bourne to mature and that is something very refreshing to see. I once again thoroughly enjoyed this book as much as the ...  Read the complete review

diddles_the_cat
Premium Review Suspense at its finest (404 words)
by - written on 22/07/09 (Useful, 11 readings)
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I read the Bourne Identity several years ago and thoroughly enjoyed it, so when i had the chance to pick up The Bourne Supremacy at a good price I took it. I had already seen all three films in the Bourne troliogy and thoroughly enjoyed each of them (despite the glaring differences between the first novel and film). Before I begin to outline the plot and review this book i feel it's necessary to point out to potential buyers that this book was written in 1986 and therefore the political landscape is much different to today - as is the level of technology available. Therefore the films which are set in the present were forced to differ significantly from the ...  Read the complete review

 

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