Robert Ludlum's the Moscow Vector: A Covert-One Novel (Paperback) by Robert Ludlum, Patrick Larkin

from PointedPundit

Don't bother; it is not worth the Time At first, the deaths thought to be insignificant. Then a pattern is recognized. Someone is killing the top Russian specialists in every Western intelligence agency--England's MI6, Germany's BND, France's DGSE and our CIA. A special virus, Hydra constructed d...

from Carl_Alves

The old school hard-line Russians are up to their old tricks, trying to return Russia to its former glory from the days of the old Soviet Unions. In this novel, the Russians have developed a new weapon that delivers a poison based on the person's DNA. This is the ultimate assassination weapon. Wi...

from HenriMoreaux

This is one of those "Robert Ludlum's ____" books so it's inspired by him, not written by him. The actual writer for this book is Patrick Larkin. He also wrote the prior book in the series 'The Lazarus Vendetta' which I read in Feb 2013 and was much better than the prior 4 which had been written ...

from ZoharLaor

Having read all of Ludlum's books, this was the first "inspired by" novel that I read. The novel starts slowly, and keeps on going a bit faster, and ends very fast paced. I liked the book and it does keep with the Ludlum spirit. From some reason it simply took me a very long time to read. If you ...