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The Bourne Evolution

(Jason Bourne #15)

Brian Freeman (Goodreads Author)

4.23 · Rating details · 1,069 ratings · 112 reviews

America's most enduring hero, Jason Bourne, returns in a propulsive, fresh story for the Bourne canon that tests old skills--and uncovers new ones.

After the death of his lover in a mass shooting, secret agent Jason Bourne is convinced that there is more to her murder than it seems. Worse, he believes that Treadstone--the agency that made him who he is, that trained him ...more

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Aug 05, 2020 Adah Udechukwu rated it it was amazing

5 stars to The Bourne Evolution. The novel is extraordinary.

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Sep 15, 2020 eyes.2c rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: thriller, netgalley

First up I did say to myself, "What are you doing reading a Bourne book?" Why, because at the very least there's the danger of Matt Damon running across my mental imagining of the storyline. Given the years of watching and occasional re-watches. Yikes, was I in danger of pre determining my response? After all, big shoes to fill!
I always like to read a book before the movie but is that even possible with the film franchises reeking havoc with my expectations.
So how did I go?
Freeman has obviously ...more

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Jun 18, 2020 Glen rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: espionage, men-s-adventure, firstreads

I won this book in a goodreads drawing.

This is definitely not the version of Jason Bourne from the original novels, nor the version played by Richard Chamberlain in the TV Movie back in the 80's. This is definitely the Bourne of the latest batch of movies.

A terrorist group known as Medusa is taking over Big Tech, through the machinations of a beautiful dominatrix. A social network is actually taking over the will of many people. Naturally, Medusa wants a piece of that.

Jason finds himself framed ...more

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Jul 29, 2020 Abibliofob rated it really liked it

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I absolutely loved Ludlums Jason Bourne series and read the first one by Lustbader. But then I thought, no more. #PenguinPublishingGroup and #GPPutnamsSons gave me this arc of Brian Freemans The Bourne Evolution. I must say that I was most pleasantly surprised how good it were. Freeman has caught the charater dead on and writes like Ludlum is back. Great work and I hope there will be more to come. Thanks also to #Edelweiss and the author @bfreemanbooks

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Jul 31, 2020 Deep Ranjan rated it it was amazing

The Bourne Evolution by Mr.Brian Freeman is a slick return of Jason Bourne with a captivating plot and fantastic character development.

1.Contemporary Plot👉8.5🌟
2.Fastpaced Narrative👉9🌟
3.Intriguing Characters👉9.5🌟
4.Character Development👉8.5🌟
5.Dynamic Settings👉10🌟
6.Quick and Short Action Sequencs👉8.5🌟
7.Weapons Descriptions👉6🌟
8.Dialogues/Chemistry between👉9.5🌟
9.Climax👉10🌟

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Jun 27, 2020 Kashif rated it it was amazing

The Bourne Evolution pays a respectful tribute to The Bourne Identity while introducing Jason Bourne into the modern era in a fresh and exciting manner, rather than simply rehashing the elements of the prior Jason Bourne stories. The Bourne Evolution factors in the influence of Big Data companies and software in this day and age, with a shadowy organization known as Medusa that is hellbent on causing anarchy through social and data exploitation of individuals. Jason Bourne is the one man standin The Bourne Evolution pays a respectful tribute to The Bourne Identity while introducing Jason Bourne into the modern era in a fresh and exciting manner, rather than simply rehashing the elements of the prior Jason Bourne stories. The Bourne Evolution factors in the influence of Big Data companies and software in this day and age, with a shadowy organization known as Medusa that is hellbent on causing anarchy through social and data exploitation of individuals. Jason Bourne is the one man standing between Medusa and world domination with an undeniably strong weapon, technology.

The Bourne Evolution retains the grounded and realistic elements one reads in Robert Ludlum’s novels, with vivid sceneries and intriguing developments in plot that come with surprising twists in the narrative to keep the reader on the edge of their seat and glued to the book. The idea of a phone app having the power of manipulating its users with non-state actors and tech cabals behind the scenes pulling the strings is a drop of fresh blood into the genre of action thrillers. Moreover, many elements of the plot are grabbed right from major events in the news, lending to the authentic vibe of the story.

The action is worthy of Jason Bourne’s reputation as a badass, with realistic and exciting shootouts, foot-chases, and fisticuffs. There is no dull moment in the book, as Bourne navigates from Canada to US, seeking the head of Medusa through infiltration and secrecy, aided by a Canadian journalist, Abbey Laurent. The chemistry between them is undeniable, and it is handled extremely well by Mr. Freeman. Medusa employs a femme fatale, one that ranks high in the deadliest provocative characters ever written. Miss Shirley. Definitely a vicious match for the prowess of Jason Bourne.

There is no shortage of wow moments in the book, whether pertaining to Bourne’s ingenuity in espionage tradecraft or straight up action sequences, the shocking revelations, or moments that come full circle in the storyline with a beautiful finesse. I would say The Bourne Evolution puts Jason Bourne back on the list of the deadliest characters in literature today, and definitely establishes him as a protagonist that readers would want to read more of. The ending definitely hints as Jason Bourne’s return. A must-read for all action thriller lovers. It doesn’t need any prior Jason Bourne books to be read, it introduces Bourne in the modern age. ...more

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Mar 21, 2020 Linda rated it really liked it

One of my favorite authors has always been Robert Ludlum. I have read everything he has ever written and eagerly awaited his new ones. The Bourne series was one of the best and will live as a literary testament to his memory. I was crushed when he passed away and thought his genre was doomed.

I was wrong. Brian Freeman has taken one of the most exciting iconic characters of our times and made him his own. I was thrilled to hear that this author was taking this challenge on and after reading this ...more

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Aug 06, 2020 Ross Sidor rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Superlative thriller that I cannot recommend enough. Do yourself a favor and read it. Based on the plot summary and the choice of Brian Freeman, who does not write in this genre, I was hesitant going into this, but my doubts were quickly laid to rest. This book is definitely for readers who complained that "Treadstone Resurrection" was not Ludlum enough.

For starters, this book reads actually like a Ludlum novel. If Ludlum were alive and writing in 2020, this is the book he would write. The pros ...more

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Aug 05, 2020 Matt Persson rated it it was amazing

Funny how a lot of books I have read lately have a blurb "Bourne for the new Millineum" Well, Now we officially have the Real Bourne for the new Millennium!! The book was everything I have been hoping for. Bourne is back and better than ever. LUDLUM would be proud. Part Ludlum books, part movies all Bourne. The story, setting and pace were great and had me in the wsge of my seat. Cannot wait until the next one!! ...more

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Aug 28, 2020 Jeremy rated it it was amazing

This is the first book I've read by Freeman and it was fantastic. His Bourne is in the vain of Matt Damon's Bourne and it works incredibly well. ...more

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Sep 26, 2020 Kathy rated it liked it · review of another edition

Can't think of how many stars for a book I have to pull out of as the sexual fantasy aspect is off the charts gross for my tastes. This story has some interesting technology company themes going for it as well as the lone crusader theme. So...I like some of this book but am nauseated by a chunk of it. What to do? I guess I like my action clean and wholesome. If you like kinky you may like this book.

I made it to 39% but I guess I will pass forward to see how it ends. 3 stars will have to suffice ...more

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Aug 06, 2020 Ray Palen rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

THE BOURNE EVOLUTION, the latest novel in the Jason Bourne saga opens with two occurrences that are eerily close to both recent and current events. The first is a mass shooting that takes place in Las Vegas, very similar to the tragedy that occurred there during the Country Music concert back in 2017. In the novel, it is an antique car show and goes down as the worst mass shooting incident in U.S. history. Sixty-six were reported dead but there is some discrepancy over that number possibly being THE BOURNE EVOLUTION, the latest novel in the Jason Bourne saga opens with two occurrences that are eerily close to both recent and current events. The first is a mass shooting that takes place in Las Vegas, very similar to the tragedy that occurred there during the Country Music concert back in 2017. In the novel, it is an antique car show and goes down as the worst mass shooting incident in U.S. history. Sixty-six were reported dead but there is some discrepancy over that number possibly being sixty-seven. We will return to this in a bit.

Next, in NYC a French-Canadian Reporter named Abbey Laurent is attending a speech given by local Congresswoman Sofia Ortiz --- who bears a stunning resemblance to the outspoken and occasionally extreme NYC Congresswoman we all know lovingly as AOC. Ortiz is speaking out against Big Tech and their role in every American's personal data. She doesn't get too far before she is taken out by a sniper's bullet right in front of Ms. Laurent.

One thing that both of these events have in common is that certain influential people want to lay that blame on a well-known assassin who goes simply by the name of Cain. We know him better as Jason Bourne and, no, he did not commit either of these acts. Bourne attempts to reach out to his oldest friend from the Treadstone days, Scott DeRay, but he won't have anything to do with Jason. Bourne has been burned by everyone and every organization he has known and he is completely on his own. He does not plan to go away quietly and intends to do whatever he has to do to discover who is setting him up and why. This starts with Jason paying a visit to Quebec City with his target being Abbey Laurent, who has no idea that she herself is a target for assassination. In true Bourne fashion, he avoids some close calls and gets Abbey Laurent out of Canada, but not before she witnesses one of her closest friends being murdered right in front of her.

Bourne initially takes Laurent as a semi-hostage but eventually comes fully clean to her by letting her know his side of things and that he does not trust anyone. He also assures her that not only did 'Cain' not assassinate Congresswoman Ortiz but he actually was the one who knocked Laurent out of the way during the post-assassination melee as a second bullet was intended to take her out as well. Together, the two now working in tandem get back to NYC where they target an attorney Laurent knows who may be part of the group known as Medusa that may be behind all of this. His name is Carson Gattor and Laurent plays him well by alerting him that she may have a contact who needs legal help, a source inside Medusa. Bourne later plays himself as he meets with Gattor letting him know he is working on ferreting out a mole inside of Medusa. Of course, this puts a target right on Gattor's back and he will be dead before they can find out much from him. In fact, he is just one in a line of important and connected people who out-played their hand with Medusa and needed to be eliminated.

Bourne meets with his old friend Scott DeRay to assure him that he is not a traitor or working with Medusa. He also needs the assistance of Scott's new employer, Carillon, specifically from a tech standpoint as he and Laurent need to figure out what the relationship is between Medusa and the high-tech firm Prescix software. Things go sideways in NYC when an ex-colleague of Bourne's named Benoit locates he and Laurent at their safe house on assignment to take them out. Their bond is deeper than that and Bourne and Benoit come to an impasse agreement --- that is until a bullet takes off Benoit's head, a bullet intended again for Bourne.

Bourne and Laurent's next trek leads them to Las Vegas, where all the action initially started. It is here where they will get many of the answers they need about Medusa and Prescix and that includes finding out that there is enough firepower between the two to start a war. It is also in Las Vegas where Bourne will find out the truth about his ex-lover, Nova, who was the sixty-seventh victim of the Vegas mass shooting. Things won't end here as the action sets everything up for a final showdown in the Caribbean where all will come clear. If it sounds like a lot, this review does not even scratch the service. The action is non-stop and it makes for some breathless reading. I cannot remember having this much fun before with a Jason Bourne novel.

Author Brian Freeman was 'born' to take on this series --- pun definitely intended. No knock to the other authors who have written Jason Bourne novels --- they are all great. Frankly, it's nearly impossible to write a bad Bourne story. However, what Freeman has done here is freshen the series up. It's the literary equivalent of when Daniel Craig took over the film persona of James Bond. It wasn't Sean Connery and it wasn't trying to be. The Jason Bourne of THE BOURNE EVOLUTION isn't weighed down as much by the past and all the people who have done him wrong, we know the guy has been screwed by pretty much everyone he's ever worked for or with, we've already gone down that road. This Bourne is exciting and interesting, using his unique skill-set for himself in a more contemporary setting without missing a step. The evolution is upon us and I cannot wait to see what Brian Freeman does next with this legendary literary character!

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Aug 09, 2020 Bookreporter.com Mystery & Thriller rated it it was amazing

THE BOURNE EVOLUTION, the latest entry in the Jason Bourne saga, opens with two incidents that are eerily close to both recent and current events. The first is a mass shooting that takes place in Las Vegas, very similar to the tragedy that occurred there during the country music concert back in 2017. In the novel, it is an antique car show and goes down as the worst mass shooting in U.S. history. Sixty-six individuals are reported dead, but that number may actually be 67. We will return to this THE BOURNE EVOLUTION, the latest entry in the Jason Bourne saga, opens with two incidents that are eerily close to both recent and current events. The first is a mass shooting that takes place in Las Vegas, very similar to the tragedy that occurred there during the country music concert back in 2017. In the novel, it is an antique car show and goes down as the worst mass shooting in U.S. history. Sixty-six individuals are reported dead, but that number may actually be 67. We will return to this discrepancy later.

Next, in New York City, French-Canadian reporter Abbey Laurent is attending a speech given by local congresswoman Sofia Ortiz, who bears a stunning resemblance to the outspoken AOC. Ortiz is speaking out against Big Tech and their role in every American's personal data. She doesn't get too far before she is taken out by a sniper's bullet right in front of Abbey.

Certain influential people want to lay blame on a well-known assassin who simply goes by the name Cain. We know him better as Jason Bourne…and, no, he did not commit either of these acts. He attempts to reach out to his oldest friend from his Treadstone days, Scott DeRay, but Scott won't have anything to do with him. Bourne has been burned by everyone and every organization he has known, so he is completely on his own. Nevertheless, he does not plan to go away quietly and intends to do whatever it takes to discover who is setting him up and why. He begins by paying a visit to Quebec City and to Abbey, who has no idea that she herself is a target for assassination. In true Bourne fashion, he avoids some close calls and gets her out of Canada, but not before she witnesses one of her closest friends being murdered right before her eyes.

Bourne initially takes Abbey as a semi-hostage, but eventually lets her know his side of things and that he does not trust anyone. He also assures her that not only did he not assassinate Ortiz, but that he actually was the one who knocked Abbey out of the way during the post-assassination melee as a second bullet was intended to take her out as well. The two are now working in tandem to get back to NYC, where they target an attorney Abbey knows who may be part of the group known as Medusa, which she suspects is behind all of this. Abbey plays Carson Gattor well by alerting him that she may have a contact, a source inside Medusa, who needs legal help. Bourne later plays himself as he meets with Carson, letting him know that he is working on ferreting out a mole inside Medusa. Of course, this puts a target right on Carson’s back, and he will be dead before they can find out much from him. In fact, he is just one in a long line of important and connected people who have outplayed their hand with Medusa and must be eliminated.

Bourne meets with Scott to assure him that he is not a traitor or working with Medusa. He also needs the assistance of Scott's new employer, Carillon, specifically from a tech standpoint as he and Abbey must figure out the relationship between Medusa and the high-tech firm Prescix. Things go sideways in NYC when an ex-colleague of Bourne, Benoit, locates him and Abbey at their safe house on an assignment to take them out. Their bond is deeper than that, and Bourne and Benoit come to an impasse agreement --- that is, until a bullet takes off Benoit's head, which again was intended for Bourne.

Bourne and Abbey's next trek leads them to Las Vegas, where they will get many of the answers they need about Medusa and Prescix. This includes finding out that there is enough firepower between the two to start a war. It is also in Las Vegas where Bourne will learn the truth about his ex-lover, Nova, who was the 67th victim of the Vegas mass shooting. It all culminates in a final showdown in the Caribbean, where everything will come to light. If it sounds like a lot, this review does not even scratch the surface. The action is non-stop and makes for some breathless reading. I cannot remember having this much fun with a Jason Bourne novel.

Brian Freeman was “born” to take on this series (pun definitely intended). In THE BOURNE EVOLUTION, Bourne isn't weighed down as much by the past and all the people who have done him wrong. We've already gone down that road. This Bourne is exciting and interesting, using his unique skill set for himself in a more contemporary setting without missing a step. The evolution is upon us, and I cannot wait to see what Freeman does next with this legendary character.

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Jul 23, 2020 Kathleen Gray rated it it was amazing

Fans of the Bourne movies should pick this up asap! Freeman has taken an iconic character and updated him and the scenario he's got to deal with to today in a way that had me turning the pages. This opens with a shooting in Las Vegas that leaves Bourne's wife dead and then moves on to the shooting of a congresswoman who is about to make a big announcement about big tech. Why on earth would Bourne be blamed? Well, that's what he wants to know and he teams up with a terrific partner in Abby who is ...more

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Jul 15, 2020 Dawn Traylor rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Fabulous

I’ve always enjoyed the Bourne movies more than the books. Ludlum was a good author but there was a lot of language and the flow of the storylines was slow. Brian Freeman has changed all that! This is definitely 5 star. I loved it. The storyline hooked you in and you couldn’t stop. Minimal language that felt natural and not forced. Felt like it was the same Jason Bourne we know and love, but better writing!

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Sep 07, 2020 Mike Kennedy rated it it was amazing

Shelves: robert-ludlum-borne-books, brian-freeman

I am so happy Mr. Freeman took over this series and brought it back to what it was supposed to be. Unfortunately, the last few installments from Mr. Lustbader were subpar at best. Mr. Freeman’s first entry in the series brought us back to what we got when Mr. Ludlum first brought us the series. It had action, suspense, and was an all around page turner.

Overall the story and plot was excellent. A congress Woman is killed by a sniper, and Jason Bourne is framed for the crime. He fights to clear h ...more

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Nov 25, 2020 Stef Gibby rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

What a great read. I hesitated to read this, as the films are so goo, but this was a film in its own right.

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Jul 06, 2020 Lizzie rated it really liked it

Freeman isn't a Ludlum, nor Lustbader, but he does a fine job picking up the Bourne legacy mantle. Full of the same fast paced adventure, with the well loved style of Jason Bourne. I will read more of Freeman's work outside the Bourne Series ...more

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Jun 27, 2020 Dave rated it liked it · review of another edition

Thank you to author Brian Freeman for this FREE Kindle copy of The Bourne Evolution. And thanks to Goodreads for hosting the opportunity.

Well written and paced, Jason is at it again. An easy, fun read, with plenty of action. This man is UNstoppable!

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Aug 22, 2020 Roxanne rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Nope. Just not good enough. This genre may have had its day.

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Aug 18, 2020 Marshall rated it really liked it · review of another edition

This is my first Bourne book although I've seen and liked the Matt Damon movies. This book certainly captures the essence of the character and provides an exciting - though somewhat unrealistic - backdrop for Bourne to use his lethal skills. Set up by a shadowy technology-based organization called Medusa, Bourne is hunted by his old friends at Treadstone while he roams the world to track and eliminate Medusa's leadership. Of course, he meets a girl and their shared adventures lead to romance. Th ...more

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Sep 13, 2020 Lisa Carlson rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Recommended to Lisa by: local Mpls radio station

Shelves: fiction

It may very well be time to put this series to bed. I haven't read other work by NY Times best selling author, Minnesotan Brian Freeman. I'm mystified as to why the Robert Ludlum estate keeps picking authors to extend the series and male white authors no less. Clearly, no one is interested in making movies from these books. How about a female author? How about a reboot with a Latino or African American at the helm? I am a huge fan of the movies with Matt Damon which are drawn somewhat from Ludlu ...more

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Aug 21, 2020 Monsieurh rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: finished, my-books, owned

My review of THE BOURNE EVOLUTION by Brian Freeman

THE BOURNE EVOLUTION is an incredible thriller!! It met and surpassed my expectations for a great thriller. At first, I was hesitant about purchasing the novel since there seemed to be a Jason Bourne/ Treadstone revival in novels and on the screen.
Brian Freeman was an unknown and experienced author (to me) who was reported to have inherited the responsibility to carry on the Bourne franchise. I had some questions since I had discovered the origin ...more

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Feb 02, 2021 Linda rated it really liked it

This was good enough as thrillers go - and I'm sure plenty good to be heir apparent to the Bourne franchise. Brian Freeman is one of the best thriller/mystery writers around.

I loved the Quebec setting, though I am not familiar with the city, but reading about it like this makes me want to go there (much like reading Louise Penny). The rest is kind of a blur (I read a lot of mysteries in January), but some of the locations were what you might expect - Vegas, a Caribbean island, the exclusive est ...more

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Aug 01, 2020 Albert Riehle rated it liked it

Two things I need to get out of the way right off the bat. Firstly, I'm a Brian Freeman fan. I really enjoy his work in the mystery\thriller genre. Secondly, I have never read any of Robert Ludlum's books or Jason Bourne stories outside of the movies. So, it's through that lens that I'm writing this review.

It's a 3.5 star book as far as I'm concerned. Freeman always writes good characters and he does so here. After a really slow-paced start that took some time to gain momentum, the book kicks in ...more

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Aug 19, 2020 Steve rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

In preparation for reading this book I thought I would reread the Ludlum novels but I gave up after the second because I found they weren't as good as I remember them! I thought it was probably because I enjoyed the Bourne films or they just didn't stand the test of time. I was looking forward though to reading Brian Freeman's version of Bourne.
I was not disappointed. I enjoyed every page of this thriller, I think Nr Freeman has pulled off a great job of somehow linking the best bits of the orig ...more

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Sep 20, 2020 Edward rated it liked it · review of another edition

I debated what to give this one. Taken on its own, 4 stars would be right. Freeman may not quite be at the level of Lustbader or Ludlum (who is) but he spins a compelling yarn.

However. . .this novel really should have been called Bourne Rebooted. It's a complete reimagining of a Bourne who it is mentioned in passing was a teenager during 9/11. Few of the backstory elements of the first 14 Bourne books are consistent other than he was shaped by a shadowy agency called Treadstone and he lost his m ...more

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Aug 05, 2020 Bodo Pfündl rated it it was amazing

Brian Freeman brings Bourne back to life in all his original glory

The author not only gets the gist of Bourne‘s identity exactly right but also manages to seamlessly transfer the character into the here and now. Ludlum’s Bourne has always been hugely influenced by the times he lived in and Freeman swiftly follows him in that tradition. Power struggles and geopolitical manipulation in a Silicon-Valley-esque world of Big Data vs privacy protection form the thematic backdrop of Brian’s impressive ...more

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Aug 13, 2020 David McGuire rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Better than the original

I read the original Bourne trilogy and I consider this one even better. The overall plot was refreshing and original. The pacing of the novel was great. Not only is the action great, but the entire novel great. I've read novels where there was great action but the overall novel sucked, this book most definitely stands out as one of the best. So much better than 'The Treadstone Resurrection' which I thought killed the Bourne franchise. This book redeems the entire franchi ...more

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Feb 01, 2021 David Dalton rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: spies, violent, action, assassin-s, intense, suspense, isolated-location, techno, lots-of-guns

I jumped on this Jason Bourne thriller because it is the first Borne novel written by Brian Freeman.

I read the first Bourne thrillers by Robert Ludlum way back in the late 70's I believe. Loved the original trilogy. From there I ended up reading almost all of Ludlum's other thrillers. I already knew of Eric Lustbader when he took over the Bourne series, from his White Ninja and other thrillers. So I jumped on board when he took over and read the first two or three by Eric and then kind of fell o ...more

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Brian Freeman is a New York Times bestselling author of psychological thrillers, including the Jonathan Stride and Frost Easton series. His books have been sold in 46 countries and 22 languages. He is widely acclaimed for his "you are there" settings and his complex, engaging characters and twist-filled plots. Brian was also selected as the official author to continue Robert Ludlum's Jason Bourne ...more