Robert Ludlum’s The
Janus Reprisal
Covert-One Book Nine
By Jamie Freveletti
Jon Smith is attending a conference
in The Hague when he is caught in the middle of a terrorist attack. The Hague
is not the only place under attack bombs are going off at a train station, the
airport and the International Criminal Court, where Pakistani warlord Oman
Datter is being held. Amidst the chaos Datter escapes to exact his revenge on
the United States. Colonel Smith however is determined to stop Datter before it
is too late.
This book jumps right into the action
from page one and continues until the very end keeping you gripping the edge of
your chair in anticipation for what will happen next. I have only read The
Bourne Identity previously so I can’t actually compare what Jamie Freveletti
has written to the original series. However I think Jamie Freveletti did a
wonderful job, each of the characters is interesting and so vivid in the
narration of this story that even if they are not the main character they are
still captivating within the storyline. Then when you add in the mystery,
suspense, and action you have a story that will certainly keep you entertained.
With all this the author still manages to find time for a beautiful romantic
sideline making this story more intense in the delivery. This book is worth the
read and I may even go back and find more of the Code-One Series.
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