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by Andy.mack - written on 26/10/05 (Very useful, 135 readings)
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Having read the Bourne trilogy by Robert Ludlum, I chose to try something a little bit different from his other books. He is very much a writer of good Thrillers and the Bourne series were a good example of this. This time round I went for The Scarlatti Inheritance; there was no real reason for this other than choosing it at random from the book shop shelf. I hadn t heard anything about it but the back made it sound quite interesting and so I took a bit of a gamble on it as the last gamble seemed to have paid off. The book is set in and around the two World Wars. It starts towards the end of World War 2 with the news of a High ranking Nazi Commander ready to defect to ...
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by Andy.mack - written on 26/10/05 (Very useful, 135 readings)
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Having read the Bourne trilogy by Robert Ludlum, I chose to try something a little bit different from his other books. He is very much a writer of good Thrillers and the Bourne series were a good example of this. This time round I went for The Scarlatti Inheritance; there was no real reason for this other than choosing it at random from the book shop shelf. I hadn t heard anything about it but the back made it sound quite interesting and so I took a bit of a gamble on it as the last gamble seemed to have paid off. The book is set in and around the two World Wars. It starts towards the end of World War 2 with the news of a High ranking Nazi Commander ready to defect to ...
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by jonnyfun06 - written on 15/05/09 (Very useful, 8 readings)
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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 ...
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by jonnyfun06 - written on 15/05/09 (Very useful, 8 readings)
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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 ...

The Bourne Supremacy - Robert Ludlum
by pmcds - written on 08/04/08 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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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 on but be warned. Robert Ludlum s reputation as a master thriller writer is only enhanced by this, the second book in his Bourne trilogy. In the first book, The Bourne Identity, the amnesiac Jason Bourne discovered his true identity of David Webb, and that he was recruited by Medusa in Saigon to oust a terrorist known as Carlos the Jackal, by a company known as Treadstone. In The Bourne Supremacy, Bourne s allies, Alex Conklin and Mo Panov have ensured protection for Webb and his now wife, Marie, and they are living in peace and quiet ...

The Bourne Supremacy - Robert Ludlum
by pmcds - written on 08/04/08 (Very useful, 29 readings)
Rating:
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 on but be warned. Robert Ludlum s reputation as a master thriller writer is only enhanced by this, the second book in his Bourne trilogy. In the first book, The Bourne Identity, the amnesiac Jason Bourne discovered his true identity of David Webb, and that he was recruited by Medusa in Saigon to oust a terrorist known as Carlos the Jackal, by a company known as Treadstone. In The Bourne Supremacy, Bourne s allies, Alex Conklin and Mo Panov have ensured protection for Webb and his now wife, Marie, and they are living in peace and quiet ...


