The story unfolds as an ancient cult and ritualistic murders become a part of the revolutionary's plan. The rest of the book consists of two side-by-side stories, one of Webb-turned-Bourne trying to track down and kill the target, and the other of Marie trying to escape and find Bourne in order to tell him the truth. The Bourne Supremacy: Jason Bourne Book 2 (Jason Bourne Series) Kindle Edition by Robert Ludlum (Author) Format: Kindle Edition 1,050 ratings Book 2 of 17: Jason Bourne See all formats and editions Kindle Edition 10.99 Read with Our Free App Audiobook 0. Unbeknownst to Webb, the target is a wealthy businessman who is planning a revolution that poses a serious threat to foreign interests in China, and Webb has been set on the track by the U.S., British, and Chinese government. There he is told by a wealthy Tai-Pan that he is to assassinate another Tai-Pan in exchange for his wife. The teeming final extension of China that is no part of the north except in spirit. In his own blood the Taipan writes 11 letters - and Jason Bourne announces his return. He returns to Asia in an attempt to find Marie after a hint found in his house. Kowloon - in a smoky cabaret a murder is committed. Webb returns to the house, finds clues to her abduction, and immediately phones government officials, threatening to leak information about Treadstone and Medusa in an attempt to get assistance. Meanwhile, Marie is abducted by unknown men during the discussion.

Government named McAllister, arrives and informs Webb of an imitator in Asia, someone who is killing under the name of Jason Bourne, a name feared in Asia because of the accredited kills during his work with Treadstone 71. It is then that a representative of the U.S. He is also living happily on campus with Marie and is getting regular psychological tests from his doctor, Morris Panov. At the beginning of The Bourne Supremacy, Jason Bourne has recovered from most mental and all physical injuries and is teaching Asian studies at a university in Maine under his real name of David Webb.

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