The Chancellor Manuscript

Rating:
Summary: Just about unfinishable bore
Review: The Bourne Identity by this author was great but this is a contrived, monumental bore. Intricate plotting is only worth following if the themes and characters are worthy of attention. This book is some kind of desperately single-minded, looney-left hate fest. OK, you can say Hoover was a monster, and say it again 10 times, maybe even 50 or 60 times, but that does not a book make. The world presented here is sick, but the sickness is the author's monomania.

Rating:
Summary: Just about unfinishable bore
Review: The Bourne Identity by this author was great but this is a contrived, monumental bore. Intricate plotting is only worth following if the themes and characters are worthy of attention. This book is some kind of desperately single-minded, looney-left hate fest. OK, you can say Hoover was a monster, and say it again 10 times, maybe even 50 or 60 times, but that does not a book make. The world presented here is sick, but the sickness is the author's monomania.

Rating:
Summary: Impossible to stop reading
Review: This is my sixth Ludlum book, and I can't say which I prefer. I confirm my statement, this is the one that got my hands stick like with crazy glue to the book. Incredible how the writer sets all the places and persons, taking you step by step deeper into the novel. Don't miss this one, you will regret it if you do not get your hands in this novel. Ludlum is the best.