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"Mr. Ludlum's narrative imagination is a force of nature."—The New York Times
"Massive melodrama... Ludlum does know how to put on a show."—Chicago Tribune
"A crackling good yarn."—Los Angeles Times Book Review
"The suspense never lets up."—Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"As fast-paced and as absorbing as any he's written."—Susan Isaacs, Newsday
"Massive melodrama... Ludlum does know how to put on a show."—Chicago Tribune
"A crackling good yarn."—Los Angeles Times Book Review
"The suspense never lets up."—Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"As fast-paced and as absorbing as any he's written."—Susan Isaacs, Newsday
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6 von 6 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
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One feels almost shame in enjoying the works of Robert Ludlum. The dialogue steps out of the Stone Age onto the paper (the phrases "my friend" and "spell it out" are used overgenerously), the melodrama is suffocating (ditto the words "madness" and "insanity", always in italics and always followed with an exclamation point), and the characters are photocopies of each other from book to book. Meanwhile, the good-guy spy is over-romanticized, the stuff of a fourteen year-old girl's wildest fantasies. The problem is, Ludlum is so darned fun to read. And, as his novels go, The Parsifal Mosaic is among the best. This might be directly related to the sky-high body count, but it's Ludlum: get used to it. I felt almost guilty the first time I acknowledged to myself that the bloodbath trick--someone getting killed every four pages or so--never gets old. No one said this guy was Tolstoy. He's not even John LeCarre or Frederick Forsyth. But nor are they Robert Ludlum. If you want pragmatism, realism, and a spy hero who gets his hands dirty, eats corn flakes, and drives a Taurus, then read LeCarre (the master of characterization) or Forsyth (the master of the political thriller). But none of their work gives you quite the same thrill as sitting down with Robert Ludlum...
...while he blows away five hundred people with machine guns.
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I have never really been a 'Spy Novel' fan, i got interested after reading XPD by Deighton. But this book definately beat it. The Parsifal kept me interested during my travels around europe, 5 hour train journeys flew by with all the intruige and the plot building. It did take a while to get into, but once you know the characters and have a grasp on the story it becomes difficult to put down, I ended up imagining Spies everywhere i travelled around eastern europe! I intend to read more Ludlum now!
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This is another classic Robert Ludlum thriller with all his hallmarks - unexpected twists, flashes of imagination, action and suspense and well-researched characters, locations and politics! IN this one, Michael Havelock, a former CIA/VKR(Russian special intelligence) double agent witnesses his girlfriend Jenna Karras murdered on Spain's Costa Brava. Then some time later, on a field assignment in Rome, he spots her at a railway station and decides impulsively and obsessively to track her down. The trail leads to France and a secret airbase near the Italian border where he sees Jenna again in the hands of some cold-blooded terrorists. His search reaches the US where a top-secret government operation is forming that could change the balance of world power as we know it for ever . . . who is behind this operation? Often very similar to THE POWER and THIS UNITED STATE by Colin Forbes, the villain is surprising . . .and who is the manipulative PARSIFAL character, the final piece in the jigsaw puzzle, or mosiac if you will! Well worth reading, but be warned, it is very long! But hard to fault!
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Intriguing From the Getgo
If you enjoyed the Bourne Identity and the Bourne Supremacy, you will definitely enjoy the Parsifal Mosaic. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 29. Juli 1999 veröffentlicht
The Best!!!!
This book represents Ludlum at his best, bar none!!! My only problem with this book is the dialogue which strikes me as unrealistic. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 20. Januar 1999 veröffentlicht
Demonstrates why Ludlum has been called "The Master"!!!
Firstoff, I am a huge Ludlum fan. I was one of the first people to write a review of his latest novel "The Matarese Countdown" which I really enjoyed. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 11. September 1998 von Brett Stark
Intense!
The Parsifal Mosaic was the first Ludlum book I read and I never regretted it. The plot was superbly woven: no loopholes, no loose ends. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 7. Juli 1998 veröffentlicht
The cold war in one great succulent dollop .
Parsifal Mosaic is a one great true read. It gives meaning to that misused phrase " could not put it down". Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 21. Mai 1998 veröffentlicht
This one & Matarese Circle are both No. 1 must read!!!
Funny there is no comments on this one and not so many on Matarese Circle. But believe me, both were the most mature and perfect ones when Ludlum was still at his prime time. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 14. August 1997 veröffentlicht
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