Title: Too Long, Too Repetitive, Too Much...
Product review: This is a sorry conclusion to the Bourne series. The character of Jason Bourne, as established in The Bourne Identity was absent from this book. In his place, what we find is a man who not only suffers from old age, but a significant loss of intelligence. He stumbles through the whole book, reacting emotionally, complaining, and being outsmarted by everyone he comes in contact with. The final showdown with Carlos the Jackal is another disappointment, with a young kid being the final hero, because "Jason" was too injured, too dejected, too shortsited, and too old to finally to the job himself.I was truly disappointed in this book and don't understand why it continually gets good reviews.
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