The Sigma Protocol

from reading_fox

Not very impressive. A worldwide conspiracy of business men from both sides of the war are changing "government" and a few loose ends need tidying up. This spate of deaths brings in an american secret service investigator and a son who interact just about plausably. They are followed by the carte...

from cjkarr

Cookie cutter and predictable. Toward the end, I wasn't waiting to find out what was going on. Rather, I was listening to see how long it would take to confirm that which I figured out a couple hundred pages before...

from CutestLilBookworm

Started off much better than it ended. Lots of action but too much of it predictable. I didn't particularly care for the female protaganist and got tired of the extended history lessons. Despite all that, the overall story was interesting enough that I wanted to finish the book to see how it ende...

from miyurose

This is the first Ludlum book I've read, and I enjoyed it, for the most part. It had a little bit too much bad guy monologging that I tended to skim, but I got the jist of it. I like spy/espionage/intrigue stories, and Ludlum is one of the best.

from jaimelesmaths

Well, despite the fact that the book begins with a sextuple homicide and footchase through Zurich, this book took awhile to get into. However, once the plot got started, it was very engaging. Plenty of action and suspense, but well-plotted and not random. I figured out the "main" mystery and the ...