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Jason Bourne gets out of mourning and journeys to Africa to find his missing friend. However, he discovers that he has yet to understand that he can trust no one in Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Betrayal by Eric Van Lustbader. Summary of the Book When Martin Lindros goes missing on his mission of tracking shipments of yellowcake uranium to Africa for the CIA, Jason Bourne springs into action. It has been merely two months since the death of Bourne’s wife, but he has no time to mourn. He needs to find Martin, and the hunt leads him to Africa. He saves Martin, only to be convinced that he needs to infiltrate the underground terrorist money groups that thrive in Odessa. However, Jason Bourne has made a grave mistake. Friendship, in the world of spies, is a fatal assumption. Those who live don’t play by the rules, and those who die are the only ones who honour a feeble semblance of trust. About the Authors Eric Van Lustbader is an American novelist known for The Nicholas Linnear/Ninja Cycle, The Sunset Warrior Cycle and The Pearl Saga series of books. Robert Ludlum was an American novelist. He is best known for his Bourne series, The Road to Gandolfo, The Matarese Circle and The Road to Omaha.