Jack Reacher finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong time as he gets swept up in the kidnapping of Holly Johnson, FBI agent and daughter of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. A radical faction hell-bent on seceding from the US and creating their own country is using Holly as ransom, an...
He was at the wrong place at the wrong time. Reacher was offering a helping hand to a young woman with a knee injury. And accidentally got kidnapped along with the woman. This woman Holly turned out to be a FBI agent, a VIP. The story now go through how they tried to escape, and how they tri...
So, a good book. Easy read..entertaining. But has anyone counted how many times he use the word "shrugged". Its completely madness, I am going to start on "Tripwire" now, and I fear that I will have to abandon the series if I keep getting the word "Shrugged" thrown at me two-three times a page. Is...
Good 3.5 stars for the second ReacherI remember reading this directly after finishing the first book in the series, Killing Floor. And I have to say, it took some time for me to really get into the story. The set-up was somewhat farfetched, but the plot grew on me the longer I read. The ending was a...
Die Trying followed almost the same pattern as the Killing Floor, the first book in the series. (spoilers hidden by spoiler tag.) - Reacher arrives to a new place and gets in the middle of a life and death situation involving tons of bad guys. - Nobody knows who Reacher is so they don't take him v...
Another great book by Lee Child. Up until the end I didn't know who the mole was. On the edge of your seat excitement. I will definitely be reading the next book.
Die Trying is the second novel in the Jack Reacher series by Lee Child. This time he's in Chicago seeing the sites. Walking down the street he meets a beautiful woman taking her washing to the dry cleaners. Within seconds of meeting they're both kidnapped by a group of unknown men. It turns out th...
I want to start off by saying that I didn't hate this book. But I didn't feel like I liked it as much as the first. I think this was partly my fault, I spent a long time taking breaks from this one so that I could read others. I got distracted from the SL a lot and when I went back to it I continued...
In my review of the first Jack Reacher book, Killing Floor, I mentioned expecting these books to be more military in nature. Die Trying was closer to what I was expecting but still very much in the thriller genre which I enjoy.Some things I was happy about in this sequel: multiple POVs, better devel...
I'm trying to convince my boyfriend that reading is not boring, pointless, or just plain stupid, and so I'm on a quest to find him things to read that might change his mind. I have a feeling he may like Jack Reacher, so I'm going to re-read the series I think, just to make sure.It's a tricky busines...
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