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The Sigma Protocol



New bookie to read!!!!

I heard a lot of good comments about the author, Robert Ludlum so i went ahead and bought one of his books.

I haven't finished his book yet but one thing that I noticed about his writing, it was a bit "descriptive". Descriptive not in a way that you're-gonna-get-bored descriptive, but in a way that you're-going-to-understand-it-more kind of descriptive. He also showed the reason why his characters are reacting in a certain way. He's actually good in brewing things up just like Dan Brown.

I've never been fond of thriller books before. I usually pass thru it in bookstores. But the similarity that Ludlum and Brown has was they were able to showcase their thriller books in a way that non - thriller lovers would get the hang of it and anyone would enjoy reading.

I' m still not finished reading the book but so far so good. And I would definitely recommend it to be added to your must read books.

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