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Jul 19, 2011 09:52PM

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@Malia I read "Apocalypse Watch." Wasn't my favorite but it was pretty good. As far as his Fourth Reich books go, my favorite is "The Holcroft Covenant."






I am researching espionage, intrigue, spy type novels for a high school group. I just picked up "The Parsifal Mosaic" and will not be able to read until a month from now. I would like someone to comment on the age appropriateness of this novel if you would please. Is there sex content and if so is it explicit or suggestive? I would also like to ask if there is a website that anyone may know of that lists content of books much like www.pluggedinonline.com does for films and video games. Thank you!

Bourne Identity - for the way he treats the subject of a spy who lost his mind, well memory!
Matarese series - for the way it scares me whenever i hear about large corporations!

Your list works good for me!

"The Aquitaine Progression" which was good, but could have been better.
"The Chancellor Manuscript" ditto, explosive start but limps to its conclusion.
"The Osterman Weekend" his first book, a fun read.
"The Rhinemann Exchange" amazing, probably my favorite of his after "Matarese Circle" and "Holcroft Covenant."
"The Parsifal Mosaic" I wouldn't say this is one of his best but it would be in my Ludlum top 10.
Ones I hope to read soon:
"The Matlock Paper"
"The Road to Gandolfo"
"Trevayne"
"The Prometheus Deception"
"The Sigma Protocol"
And just for the heck of it, my top 10:
1. The Matarese Circle
2. The Holcroft Covenant
3. The Rhinemann Exchange
4. The Bourne Identity
5. The Gemini Contenders
6. The Parsifal Mosaic
7. The Aquitaine Progression
8. The Scarlatti Inheritance
9. The Osterman Weekend
10. The Chancellor Manuscript
Thanks again, everyone!
Books mentioned in this topic
The Scarlatti Inheritance (other topics)The Gemini Contenders (other topics)