New York Times bestselling author, Eric Van Lustbader, returns with another Jason Bourne thriller as he spars off against another deadly agent--and he might be the perfect match for Bourne.
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"I definitely enjoyed this book but felt it was a little disjointed. I am a Robert Ludlum fan and I think that Eric Van Lustbader is doing a fine job of keeping the Bourne series going. However, I really have to try to not make the comparison between his writing style and Ludlum's. Is it just me or is the style getting farther away from the original with each new book? If I can keep myself from making the comparison I do thoroughly enjoy the Bourne series and will continue to recommend them and read more myself."
— Kendra (4 out of 5 stars)
" Great movie and I love the tiurns that the series has taken. "
— Karl, 2/19/2014" Did not finish, too hard to follow, too many car chases. "
— Bob, 2/19/2014" Another good Bourne story - though try read these in order. I missed a book or two and was a bit confused at the beginning. The usual shinanigans - lots of fighting and intrigue. "
— Trisha, 2/9/2014" I miss Ludlum. This is formulaic and boring. I read it all because I just kept hoping it would get better. I like the movies much better. Lustbader must have been hired to churn these out for $$ more than quality. "
— Lynne, 2/8/2014" Yikes, either this was way worse than the other or else the terrible writing is just made glaringly obvious by the audio version. Either way, I'm glad its done! "
— Lori, 2/2/2014" It was a good book and follows almost exactly where the previous book left off. Several twists and such, not really too many surprises in this one though. I could have done without the lesbian crap in the book. I saw no need to put this in to forward the story line, and the stuff about the depends / fecal torture, that could have been left out as it had almost nothing to do with the story. I started to feel at several points that the author was spreading the story out in almost too many different ways. If this had been a movie you would get dizzy from them switching from one group of people / scene to another going on somewhere else at the same time. At one time there were five or six scenes going on simultaneously, along with scenes of flashbacks. I had lost track a few times reading this, but it was fairly easy to pick back up as to where you actually were. Because of this I gave it only 3, where I had given most in the series 4. Now onto book 9. ^mepo "
— MepoInc, 1/22/2014" This Bourne book was pretty predictable..........not much happened that I totally did not expect. You will like it if you are a Bourne fan like I am, but if not, you might yawn. "
— Beth, 1/19/2014" This Bourne installment was the most difficult to follow. So many characters and sub plots, hard to keep them all straight. The ending is so vague and open ended, not sure what to expect from the next volume. I'd be quite interested to learn more about King Solomon's gold, however! "
— Rudy, 1/13/2014" Basic Bourne book that continues where the last one left off. Basic read...nothing special. "
— Larry, 12/31/2013" As odd as this sounds, I like the Bourne novels by Eric Van Lustbader better than the originals by Robert Ludlum. This is the best one yet. "
— Jim, 12/22/2013Eric Van Lustbader is the author of more than twenty-five bestselling novels, including New York Times bestsellers The Ninja and The Testament. His novels have been translated into over twenty languages. He has also written several novels in Robert Ludlum’s highly successful Bourne series, including The Bourne Legacy, The Bourne Betrayal, The Bourne Sanction, and others. Before turning to writing full-time, he enjoyed a highly successful career in the New York City public school system, where he holds licenses in both elementary and early childhood education.
Scott Sowers is an actor and audiobook narrator. AudioFile magazine named him the 2008 Best Voice in Mystery and Suspense. He is the winner of seven Earphones Awards.