De Bourne misleiding
A Adventure, Mystery Thriller, Spy Thriller book. A cretin can kill you just as efficiently as a genius, and usually a whole lot...
Tijdens een vakantie op Bali wordt Jason Bourne opnieuw ingehaald door zijn verleden. Hij overleeft een moordaanslag en duikt zwaargewond onder. Drie maanden na de aanslag weten slechts drie mensen dat Bourne nog in leven is. Hij besluit een andere identiteit aan te nemen om op zoek te gaan naar de man die hem wilde vermoorden. Maar met zijn nieuwe identiteit slaat ook de twijfel toe: wie is hij nu eigenlijk, en wat blijft er van hem over zonder zijn Bourne-identiteit?
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- Filetype: PDF
- Pages: 464 pages
- ISBN: 9789024529278 / 9024529271
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A cretin can kill you just as efficiently as a genius, and usually a whole lot quicker because a cretin has no conscience. Eric Van Lustbader, The Bourne Deception // Take the hand youre dealt and then finesse it, Eric Van Lustbader, The Bourne Deception // The worst your enemy can do is kill you. The worst your enemy can do is betray you. Fear only the indifferent because at their silent consent treachery and death flourish. Eric Van Lustbader, The Bourne Deception //
This is the fourth novel by Eric Van Lustbader continuing the saga of Jason Bourne begun by Robert Ludlum. While each was a good story, they really did not live up to the standard that Ludlum set. As this adventure begins, Jason is resting up in Bali with his new girlfriend, Moira. At the conclusion of the last book, Jason had defeated... This does not even come close to what I had come to expect from Lustbader's continuation of the famous Ludlum novels. It is simply a bridge from Lustbader's previous Bourne novel which I enjoyed to what I sincerely hope is a vastly improved next book. As I have so much enjoyed the first six Bourne novels I will persevere and try to... Ah. Right. Okay. A real let down. Lustbader's Bourne and Ludlum's Bourne are two seperate characters/series/etc etc in my head - it is the only possibly way that I could enjoy Lustbader's work, because no other author's attempt at Bourne could survive even the bareset, briefest comparison to Ludlow's masterpiece. But this, even by Lustabader's...
