Title: Stop Ludlum before he kills again
Product review: Ludlum's style is always predictable (the good guy in the first 100 pages invariably is the worst of the bad guys by the last hundred pages) but in Apocalypse Watch he has no sense of timing, plot, character, dialogue, anything. Neonazis (neos to Bob) are everywhere, no one can be trusted, there's the second coming of Hitler, a plot to poison the water supplies of Paris, Washington, and London and dozens of innocent people caught in the crossfire. I hadn't read a Ludlum book for a number of years; those earlier ones couldn't have been this bad, could they
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