Simply excellent read. Follows on from previous books but is a great novel on its own. Complex storyline but dovetails together really well.

Ian Flemming gave us a master spy who gets the job done with the aid of gadgets and beautiful women. Robert Ludlam gives us a man sharing two identities, one a ruthless agent of chaos that even it's own creators can't control while the other is a learned professor of linguistics more at home in the libraries of famous universities than out in the world of secret agents. The Bourne persona struggles with the loss of direction about who he is while the Webb persona battles the Bourne identity for control. This leads to some interesting, often brutal actions played out by the host to both personas. The resulting actions leave a trail of death and destruction behind across various countries and continents. Everyone wants something from Jason Bourne and all he really wants is to know why he is. Robert Ldlam created a character that we can all believe in and his story continues to unfold with each successive volume. Move over James Bond, Jason Bourne has got you covered!

As always, Robert Ludlum carried the suspense to the very end.

Great series!