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Summary: A Great Book!
Review: This is the only book that I have ever finished reading the last page and turned to the first page and started it again! It is great!
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Summary: Best book I have ever read (second to Star Wars, of course)
Review: I first read this book when I was 14. I have never read a spy-thriller of this magnitude. I started reading it and could not put it down until I finished it a week or two later. For a book of its length, It was very captivating. I loved every page. Its plot was beautiful. The characters, ingenius. I was totally taken by surprise when I found out that Carlos was a real terrorist. That was a fantastic idea to use him. The only drawback I can think of is that the book was quite long and Mr. Ludlum could have developed some of the other characters a little more. Other than that. The story was wonderful, action packed and very suspenseful. Thank you Mr. Ludlum for writing such a terrific book.
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Summary: Anyone who rates this lower than 5 stars.. change genres
Review: When it comes to the "spy" novel, noone exceeds Robert Ludlums talents. A few come close, but when you use TBI as a comparison to any other novel, they all fall short. I could probably go on for pages detailing everything in this book that makes me call it the best Spy novel ever, but I will just say that from first page to last, I don't think there is one time you want to put it down. If you plan on reading this the for the first time, you had better make sure you don't have to work the next day.
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Summary: This is one of the best books I have read so far.
Review: Jason Bourne is a hero brought to life by Ludlum and while reading this book you can almost live his life with him, feel his distress and his agony. It is a masterpiece. I sure am looking forward to reading the sequel to this book. A must read for everyone.
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Summary: Een enorm gaaf boek!
Review: I think this is one of the best books I've ever read. I also read books written by T. Clancy, J. Higgins, P. Kerr and many more but Ludlum really is my writer!
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Summary: The Bourne Identity is an awesome spy thriller.
Review: This is a suspenseful, heart-stopping novel written by Robert Ludlum. Jason Bourne is a man racing to find out who he is while an assassin called Carlos is right behind him at every turn. Filled with car chases, shoot-outs and disguises, this is an thrilling book. If you enjoy espionage tales and action-packed novels then you should definitely read this book. When you begin reading this novel you will not want to put it down until the very last page.
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Summary: Scintilating tale of a man in search of...himself
Review: A great spy novel, without the usual Cold War scenario.By far the best of the series, I couldn't put this book down. Highly recommended
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Summary: Godawful
Review: There's nothing like a good page-turner, but this isn't it. Like all Ludlum plots, there's a killer hook (amnesiac assassin seeks his past), but 600 pages of implausible and tedious mush lies behind it. Ludlum also writes like a court stenographer, which doesn't help matters. Try Household or Buchan instead.
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Summary: Expertly written. Ludlum's best of the Bourne trilogy.
Review: What a treat to read! If you like thrilling espionage fiction, this is your book. Each of Ludlum's books starts out in a way that will keep you riveted. This is the first of three books about a character named Bourne. I've read all three and they are all great!
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Summary: The best book ever written
Review: This book grips you from the first sentence only to drag you into the depths of deception and international espionage. Ludlum's first paragraph is beautifully written and it only gets better. Ludlum has a phenominal way with words. This is by far the best book that I have ever read and I don't mean this lightly. Ludlum makes you feel a part of this character and leaves you feeling as if you are in Bourne's shoes. This was the first Ludlum book I have read and it is by far his best. His other books are also excellent. I highly recommend reading this book and then re-reading it several more times each time it only seems to get better!
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