Jason Bourne The Bourne Supremacy, Book 2, (Paperback)

from anantj

This book is no comparison to the Bourne identity. There are a lot of superfluous events and the dialogue is forced and disjointed. the entire book only relies on the mythos of Jason Bourne who can achieve anything and everything without a thought to realism. The presentation of the conflict betw...

from AuntieClio

I'm not surprised that this is even more convoluted than "Identity." Still with the overly-repeated phrases, the conspiracy behind-every-blade-of-grass theories, the two-dimensional characters and an overly sentimental view of romance and love. It's all right for a trashy spy novel, if you're in ...

from SofiaAndersson

Don't get fooled by cute coverboy Matt Damon. This is as boring as a standard Robert Ludlum novel. The plots twists and thickens until it get unintresting. When everybody is a doubleagent you don't really care if they kill or get killed. The film is probably better, I guess that they had to make ...

from AngeloMarcos

I tried so hard to like this book, I really did, but I just didn't enjoy it.I loved The Bourne Identity, and I expected this book to follow in the same vein. Unfortunately, I just found a lot of this it to be bogged down in socio-political commentary. Parts of it felt to me like some kind of text...

from gopfolk

Suspenseful until the end! I'm liking this series. There is just enough political intrigue to keep me coming back. This time it was a more personal aspect for the character and with that added another dimension to the story that worked out quite well. I was a huge fan of Clancy novels and now I c...