The Apocalypse Watch: A Novel Audiobook

" Whoever told me I should read Robert Ludlum (because of my fondness for John Le Carre) was, well, mistaken. This book was terrible -- for so many reasons. The writing was terrible, the plot was not even remotely plausible,the characters were not even worthy of being called characters... sigh. "

" Typical Ludlum thriller, political espionage. I like Ludlum. He always entertains me. "

" Good; Fighting the rise of the 4th Reich "

" It's an old Ludlum, but somehow I missed it the first time. Funny how much of it still resonates almost 10 years after it was published. "

" I actually gave up on this one. Couldn't get into it. "

" The thrill began when I opened page 1 and didn't end till I finished the book! Killer read! "

" If you want a good conspiracy story, just add Nazis "

" Ludlum's earlier stuff is much, much better. talk about stilted, mellow-dramatic dialog. it got better towards the middle, but man, you had to fight through the first few hours just to get there. "

" Good, not great. A little predictable and the constant cliffhangers in every chapter get a little tedious. "

" Fighting the rise of the Fourth Reich, dead people who aren't dead, spies and many a classic Ludlum plot twist, even if some of them are a tad obvious, make The Apocalypse Watch an enjoyable read. However, at 790 pages, it is quite a hefty read. "

" Beware of the 4th Reich. Ludlum can make any scenario real and the most outlandish conspiracy come to life in vivid detail. "

" Unrealistic/entertaining/get's old if you don't make it a quickie "

" recommended by my mom. read it junior/senior year in HS first lundlum book i ever read. started me on a lundlum kick in which i think the next 4 books i read were ludlum (including bourne trilogy). great ending, always thought would be a cool movie. "

" Really horrible thriller that for some reason I thought was really great when I read it in high school. Also served as the basis of a truly awful made-for-TV movie starring Patrick Bergin and Virginia Madsen. "

" A lot of people and things to keep track of. "

" A staple suspense thriller, my introduction to the genre... "