Jason Bourne Series: Robert Ludlum's (TM) The Bourne Deception (Series #7) (CD-Audio)

from Carol420

A meeting takes place between two unlikely subjects, with the purpose being a quid pro quo involving Bourne's death. And, indeed, Bourne is the target of an assassination attempt in Bali that is almost successful. While Bourne slowly recuperates, he undertakes a journey to try to determine who he...

from clarkisaacs

Robert Ludlum, author of twenty-one novels, including the Jason Bourne series, died in March 2001. Yet, even after his death, the fans of Bourne's adventures beckoned for more and Eric Van Lustbader, a novelist in his own right who has written 20 international best selling novels, stepped up and ...

from CymLowell

Imagine an Iranian missile (a Kowsar 3) bringing down a passenger jet over Egypt with many Americans on board, in the current context of a world anxious about the intentions of Iran. Add to that an American Secretary of Defense who is pounding the table for an attack on Iran, and a clandestine me...

from cathymoore

Jason Bourne book seven shows no sign of the pace slowing done, although I found the first half took a a bit of getting into. Character development in this book, particularly of Leonid Arkadin, added some real depth. Looking forward to the next one.

from spvaughan

i expected so much and just didn't get it. i felt that bourne was mia for most of it. while there was plenty of action, the plot was confusing and at the end, i looked at my husband and went "what"?