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A review by rao_onceuponaread
The Bourne Betrayal by Eric Van Lustbader, Eric Van Lustbader
4.0
This is the fifth Jason Bourne novel and is a damn interesting one.
The Bourne trilogy had a good ending to the whole story but a fourth book was introduced and it also seemed like a good end to the series with the introduction of his un-dead son.
This book is a whole new take on the series with a new set of characters and of course killing off a few of the old characters. It is interesting from the point of a fake doctor messing with Bourne's memory to the point where he tries to take down the terrorists. The ending is interesting when Bourne realizes that there is a second timer to the bomb that needs to be diffused to prevent it from exploding.
Overall, it’s an interesting plot with fascinating characters and is worth reading.
The Bourne trilogy had a good ending to the whole story but a fourth book was introduced and it also seemed like a good end to the series with the introduction of his un-dead son.
This book is a whole new take on the series with a new set of characters and of course killing off a few of the old characters. It is interesting from the point of a fake doctor messing with Bourne's memory to the point where he tries to take down the terrorists. The ending is interesting when Bourne realizes that there is a second timer to the bomb that needs to be diffused to prevent it from exploding.
Overall, it’s an interesting plot with fascinating characters and is worth reading.