Robert Ludlum's (TM) The Bourne Enigma (Jason Bourne series)

Bourne's entire history becomes unimportant and this does not make sense. By itself this was a good book just cannot reconcile it to Jason Bourne. Too many miracle escapes and tales of physical body control, mind over body type of actions. Still, all in all, a good read.

the action scenes are so incredible it's not believable. Surviving helicopter crashes, parachute failures close to the ground. This is the first Ludlum book I've ever read and it will be the last. This is a rare case where the movies were better than the books.

I pride myself on staying with the task the author has provided and trying to find the inner soul of his creation; I have met my match! Bloated, confused and boring, I stand defeated. Just a grating and circuitous read!

This book was nothing like Robert Ludlum's other books in the Jason Bourne series (and I've read them all). The first section of the book had Jason acting like a detective investigating the murder! The language was simplistic and repetitive and Jason didn't fully engage until 3/4 of the book was done. It's time for Bourne to retire!! Very disappointing.

Excellent storyline, I was unable to figure out till the end. There were several storylines, the pending invasion, the grief of losing a best friend and the never ending escapes of both Jason and Rebekah,aka Sara.