Frankie has some regrets about leaving Boston, but she's called to find those others have given up on. Last seen rescuing a missing teenager from the gritty streets of Boston, Frankie embarks from a bus in Ramsey, Wyoming, drawn in by the story of hiker Timothy O’Day, who's been missing for five years, and the last-gasp efforts of his father, Martin, to search for his remains. The showdown between Bourne and Miss Shirley is one for the ages.įreeman’s first Jason Bourne thriller is a treat for fans of the late Robert Ludlum.įrankie Elkin, a miraculous finder of missing persons, seeks a man who wandered into the wilderness and was never seen again. She warns people, “at all times when we are together to call me Miss Shirley.” That’s in every sentence, with violations punishable by a bullet in the throat, even if she’s just treated a guy to the best sex ever. That is plausible, scary stuff, but for a real scare meet the superb villain Miss Shirley. They don’t realize that it’s controlling what they’re going to do. People think it’s cool because it predicts what they’re going to do before they know it themselves. The main threat to society is a software application called Prescix. What follows is plenty of well-plotted action of the bloodletting variety.
Later, Bourne agrees to find a connection between that killing and a mysterious organization called Medusa. Impossible to kill.” So Bourne agrees to meet secretly with a journalist in Quebec City who has written about the Vegas killings and is investigating the congresswoman’s murder. Good luck with that, because “Bourne was a ghost.
Treadstone, his former organization, believes he’s out of control and wants him dead. Fans know that as Cain, he was a professional assassin before a gunshot wound stole all memory of his past. The suspect is an “ex-government operative gone rogue” code-named Cain. The congresswoman had been about to expose a large-scale data hacking scandal in big tech. More than a year later, a New York congresswoman is murdered, shot in the neck.
Without apparent motive, a man with no known criminal history or mental illness opens fire on a Las Vegas crowd and slaughters 66 people. Novelist Freeman nails the Ludlum style in the latest Jason Bourne adventure.
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