Jason Bourne Series: Robert Ludlum's (TM) The Bourne Betrayal (Series #5) (Paperback)

from MSWallack

The Bourne Identity is one of my favorite books of all time. Thus, any book featuring Jason Bourne must be compared to that book and, unfortunately, none of the sequels (including Ludlum's original sequels) really comes close. That said, I did enjoy The Bourne Betrayal; however, I might have enjo...

from DocWalt10

First of the Bourne books, I have read. Have The Bourne Identity, The Bourne Ultimatium & The Bourne Supremacy movies which I have watched several times. This book was a fast read and kept you interested throughout. I felt the author pushed the boundaries of what might be realistic. Terrorists ca...

from Speesh

Am I ok in saying this is an excellent read? A thoroughly tip-top thriller? One of the very best?Credibility...Meet window?I hope not. I don't think so. In fact, I'm sure not. Because this one did exactly what it says on the tin and thrilled the whatsits off me. Why on earth do we read books, if ...

from Carol420

Under Deputy Director Martin Lindros, Central Intelligence has been reforming itself to become more effective in combating terrorists. But not everyone is happy about that progress, including the terrorists. Based on a lead that suggests a risk of nuclear terror, Lindros returns to the field. Mea...

from nm.fall07.a.dahlke

it was a very good book. there is alot of explosions and fighting. At the very begining of the book two helicopters land on a summit of a mountain to search for nuclear componets one of the helicopters is carring martin lindros jason bournes last friend. shortly after they land a group of terrist...