Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Evolution

America's most enduring hero, Jason Bourne, returns – with old skills and new plot twists – in an explosive addition to the Bourne canon.

After the death of his wife in a mass shooting, secret agent Jason Bourne is convinced that there is more to her murder than it seems.

Worse, he believes that the agency that trained him is behind the killing.

Bourne goes rogue, leaving Treadstone behind and taking on a new mission to infiltrate and expose an anarchist group, Medusa.

But when a congresswoman is assassinated in New York, Bourne is framed for the crime, and he finds himself alone and on the run.

In his quest to stay one step ahead of his enemies, Bourne teams up with a journalist, Abbey Laurent, to figure out who was behind the frame-up, and to learn as much as he can about the ever-growing threat of the mysterious Medusa group.

As more and more enemies begin to hunt Bourne, it's a race against the clock to discover who led him into a trap . . . . and what their next move may be. 

In his first addition to Ludlum’s popular franchise, Brian Freeman truly outdoes himself bringing Bourne back to life here, with his version of Jason falling somewhere between the character in Eric Van Lustbader’s books and Matt Damon’s on-screen portrayal.  

Younger, bolder, and as calculated as ever, Freeman’s Bourne should be a hit with diehard fans and newcomers to the series as well.