Bantam, 1989, originally published 1973, 469 pages
ISBN 0-553-28179-8
Read November 2017, age 38
A story about how corrupt the US actually is (or could be) at the highest levels, and how good people can be compromised. It was interesting, in a way, but I didn't find it overly enthralling. When my 5 year old ripped the cover to pieces in order to get back at his babysitter (gotta love children's logic...) I wasn't actually disappointed. I'm not keeping the book.
I think Robert Ludlum has used up the goodwill that he got from the Bourne books. The last several have been poor. I doubt I'll pick up any more.
Rating: 2
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