Already devastated by loss, Bourne is shattered by a report that his last friend in the world, Martin Lindros has gone missing. A CI deputy director, Lindros was in Ethiopia tracking suspicious shipments of yellowcake uranium and atomic bomb weaponry. His last lifeline to humanity, Bourne will not let Lindros go. Despite his hatred for CI, Bourne sets out to rescue his friend and finish the job: dismantling a terrorist network determined to build nuclear armaments by cutting off their source of money. But Bourne doesn’t realize that these men, Islamic supremacists, are leaders of an incredibly dangerous, technologically savvy group with ties from Africa, across the Middle East, and into Eastern Europe and Russia. They have predicted Bourne’s every move, and are counting on his unwitting help in their plans to destroy America.
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Sexual Content - 3/5
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Language - 2/5
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Drugs and Alcohol - 2/5
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Summary
Overall The Bourne Betrayal by Eric Van Lustbader 496 pages (in paperback) published in 2007 The second of Lustbader’s followup to the Bourne trilogy. Another good read with middle eastern terrorists, supremacists and someone who wants to remake Bourne’s memories. When CIA deputy director Martin Lindros is captured by the terrorist Fadi many plots, subplots and twists and turns result throughout the book Bourne must do what it takes to find Fadi and stop him.