Title: Who wrote this?
Product review: In other book series where the author has died such as the Ian Fleming/James Bond series where Benson or Gardner's name is prominently displayed, or where the author has built such a name for himself such as James Patterson that he can just slap his name on the front cover and it will sell, the one who actually wrote most (or all?), or even some of the book is identified.In the Tristan Betrayal, no one has claimed credit. And I can see why. But isn't this just plain wrong? Shouldn't the anonymous author own up to his words? For younger people whose only information about the author might be the admittedly good movies The Bourne Identity and The Bourne Supremacy, isn't The Tristan Betrayal a kind of betrayal? I think so. It's fraud by whomever owns the rights to Robert Ludlum's name.Even if this book were good, which it isn't for the reasons well-covered by others below, no one should be allowed to perpetrate such a fraud on the public. And it's not fair to Ludlum either.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
