Title: I dunno, "A Bourne Travesty"
Product review: It's one cliff hanger after the next, designed to keep you on the edge of your seat. Trouble is, nearly all the bad guys are such unbelievably stupid, paper-thin caricatures, and all the escapes from what, in the real world, would have been certain doom are likewise so lacking in believability and imagination, that I found myself hating myself for continuing to read the book. Because I liked the Bourne character and was thinking Ludlum to be a shameless laugh-all-the-way-to-the-bank cynic to have approved of the use of his creation just to make some more money I was greatly relieved when I read a review in amazon.com to learn that Robert Ludlum had passed away, by which I mean that hopefully it's not his fault, that hopefully he had no part in allowing this novel to be published. I don't think you will have to read very far in this novel to see if you agree with me or not.
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