Bourne is Back and So is Robert Ludlum (The Bourne Supremacy - Robert Ludlum)

Member Name: jonnyfun06

Product:	The Bourne Supremacy - Robert Ludlum
Date:	15/05/09 (8 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Bourne doing what Bourne does best but with some twists

Disadvantages: Dont expect this to be like the film

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 first. If anything I felt that some plots in this book were slightly more comnplicated than they needed to be, however, ultimately Robert Ludlum was able to tie everything together and leave us with another thoroughly inspiring read

This time if you have seen the film first you will not be expecting what you find in the book as the film franchise seems to have gone off on its own direction, so I think to compare this book to the film of the same name would be unfair. This book is excellent in its own right and in some ways I would like to see a film taken from this book in its entirety.

Summary: Everything Robert Ludlum touches has turned to gold.