Title: Life's too short for books like that.
Product review: I've read most of Ludlum's former - really thrilling - novels. But this book was so dispappointing that I will never again touch one of his works. If an author concocts a story about Germans - good or bad - than he should try to give the impression that he has looked into the subject. Mr Ludlum is not even sure about the German language. His characters use words which are either antiquated, misspelled or simply imcomprehensible. Which makes it a funny book but not a good one. The story is naive and the book is absolutely "putdownable". I didn't do that because I've never before put a book down. Well, it was a hard time
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