Jan 23, 2005 07:00 PM
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(Updated Jan 23, 2005 07:03 PM)
Jason Bourne. He has no past. And he may have no future.
There were two reasons to spend Rs. 399. 80 on this book. The first being that I have made a decision to read the book before watch book turned movies. The second being its above-mentioned tagline.
Robert Ludlum has an art of story telling. But the story telling is well meshed with fast paced nail biting adventure. This man wakes up to find himself stranded on an island with a drunken doctor and no memory at all. With no past and just a little hint of his present with just a chip implanted in his hip he ventures to find his future.
What follows is a series of running around and men chasing him for his life. While all he has is an amazing skill set of stepping out and stepping in different identities, he also has the will to survive and discover his past. In the process, he meets his love interest who believes in his goodness. The reader is constantly held with the suspense and Jason?s constant strive to find his past. He finds himself in conflict with world?s most infamous assassin ?Carlos?.
Highly recommended for those who like constant challenge and adventure. Cant wait to see the motion picture and read the sequels.
