Robert Ludlum — Works by Robert Ludlum

London, HarperCollins; Granada; Grafton; et al. 1984-97. First edition. Cloth. A lovely collection of seven thriller novels by Robert Ludlum, first UK editions, first impressions, each in its dust wrapper. A collection of seven thrilling novels by Robert Ludlum, prolific American author of twenty-seven novels between 1971 and 2006 (the last novel was issued after his death.) He was known for creating the character of Jason Bourne from the original The Bourne Trilogy, and the Covert-One series of thriller novels written by several authors after Ludlum's death according to some of his ideas.The present collection is comprised of the following titles: The Aquitaine Progression, first UK edition, first impression, preceded by the true first US edition in the same year; The Road to Omaha, first UK edition, first impression, preceded by the true first US edition in the same year; The Icarus Agenda, the first UK edition, first impression, preceded by the true first US edition in the same year; The Bourne Ultimatum, third in the Jason Bourne series, first UK edition, first impression, preceded by the true first US edition in the same year; The Matarese Countdown, first UK edition, first impression, preceded by the true first US edition in the same year; The Apocalypse Watch, true first edition, first impression; The Scorpio Illusion, true first edition, first impression. Each volume in its dust wrapper, most unclipped except that of The Scorpio Illusion which is price clipped. In the original publisher's full cloth binding. Externally very smart with only minor shelf wear and a minor bumping to the head and tail of the spine and extremities. The dust wrapper is very smart with minor shelf wear only, most unclipped except that of 'The Scorpio Illusion,' which is price clipped. A touch of sunning to the spine of the dust wrapper of 'The Aquitaine Progress.' Internally, firmly bound. The pages are bright and clean, only some age toning to 'The Aquitaine Progress' only, as usual due to the type of paper used. Near Fine . Ill.: None. Near Fine/Near Fine.