Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Shadow

By: Brian Freeman

Narrated by: Scott Brick

Jason Bourne must face the violence and betrayal of his forgotten past in this latest gripping entry in Robert Ludlum’s #1 New York Times bestselling series.

Like most spies, Jason Bourne lives in the shadows. But for Bourne, whose entire memory was stripped away by a bullet, those shadows hide dangerous secrets.

When a desperate stranger in Zurich asks for his help, she calls him by the name David Webb, which is the identity he left behind years ago to become Jason Bourne. This woman tells him an incredible story – that her sister disappeared with David’s help after the deaths of four terrorists in the mountains. Now men from this same extremist group are trying to hunt her down.

Bourne remembers none of it, but when the Swiss bistro erupts in violence, he finds himself on the run, chasing the ghosts of his very first Treadstone mission. Operating on pure instinct, Bourne plunges into a maelstrom unlike any he’s ever experienced, hoping to rescue a woman he once loved. He soon discovers that no one in this world of shadows can be trusted – and everything he’s been told about his past is a lie.

Unending twist and turns

Thoroughly enjoyed the book… Just when I thought I had it figured out… I realized I had missed something.. great lesson… And as always, I love Scott Brick

Wow!!

This book was absolutely amazing. Was sad when it ended. Definitely the best yet. Can’t wait to see where it goes from here.

I really liked the twists and turns.

Loved it. I’m a Bourne fan for life!!! Great action as well as a peek into the mind of a broken assassin.

Wow!

Wow is all I can say! Terrific story and characters that weave you down a path. Highly recommend!

Good read with suspense and twists & turns that were riveting

The narrator was over dramatic. Bourne’s character was somewhat of a caricature, he was portrayed like a “dog with a bone” who couldn’t let go of finding the person he sought and gave in to sexual circumstances quite readily. He did not seem like a man who was complex as a top notch spy would be