The Apocalypse Watch

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Summary: A page turner despite its length
Review: This is one of the longest books I have read but it also one of the best.Numerous plots and sub plots intricately woven together all converging toward a dazzling climax. Despite the book's lack of realism , it still does the job of thrilling its audiences. Fast moving and exciting , it's worth your time reading the 600 pages worth.

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Summary: This book sucks!!
Review: This is the most boring and rediculous story I have yet to read. Don't bother wasting your money to buy this book. And if someone tries to give it to you, throw it back in there face

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Summary: Believable, but...
Review: Well-written, fast-paced, action-packed, characters to care about but falls off by the last 100 pages. A great Nazi scare, but "The Day After Tomorrow" is much more creative, gripping and no one can beat the ending.

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Summary: Escapist fiction take me away to a far off place!
Review: What a page-turner! I read four to six books a month to take me away from reality for a little while. Ludlum's book had me reading in my car, at the dinner table, and during tv shows. I enjoyed the plot, I enjoyed the twists, I enjoyed the characters, especially the aged Colonel Witkowski, Harry & Ms. DeVries. I had just seen the Bourne Identity movie and was anxious to check out another Ludlum story. I will definitely be reading more of his work.

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Summary: Is it Fiction.......?....Not all, anyway.....
Review: When you deal in general..with racism, ethnic purification, degradation of society by certain groups, you are very much in touch with what goes on in this world. The story is original and entertaining. The action never stops....you never know what will happen next. The characters in the novel are well suited for the role the author gave them in this adventure. I enjoyed it.

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Summary: Now I know why I don't read Ludlum
Review: Years ago I read a Ludlum "thriller" -- it was so remarkable that I don't recall the title -- whatever it was, it was my first and last Ludlum. A friend of mine -- a Ludlum fan -- kept after me to read "Apocalypse Watch." I managed to stay awake for 300 of the 600 pages before I gave it back to him. Trite, boring, repetitive -- the story could have been told better in one-third the space.

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Summary: Now I know why I don't read Ludlum
Review: Years ago I read a Ludlum "thriller" -- it was so remarkable that I don't recall the title -- whatever it was, it was my first and last Ludlum. A friend of mine -- a Ludlum fan -- kept after me to read "Apocalypse Watch." I managed to stay awake for 300 of the 600 pages before I gave it back to him. Trite, boring, repetitive -- the story could have been told better in one-third the space.