"The Sigma Protocol" by Robert Ludlum
"The intrigue begins with an American investment banker on vacation in Switzerland who suddenly finds himself the target of an assassin --- a man who had once been a childhood friend. As Ben Hartman is thrown into a race to survive, he begins to uncover evidence of a secret international group that turned the tragedies of World War II into profitable ventures. Sigma was a cooperative of powerful men representing both Allied and Nazi affiliations, and among the men pictured in a damning photograph stood Ben's father, a Jew and a Holocaust survivor. Determined to uncover the truth about his father, Ben soon finds that truth is a chameleon of many colors fading into the background and nearly impossible to distinguish."...(by Ann Bruns)
The review by Ann Bruns I quoted above is quite correct in my opinion. I have not read many Ludlum's books to be able to compare this one to others, but I did like THE SIGMA PROTOCOL. It provoked me to look up a couple of things in the Internet, which I consider as a positive sign.
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