Entertaining.However, if you have an attention span that can persevere past endless twelve word sentences, you might find this choppy, to say the least.
This was quite good -- a series I can reach for when I can't find anything that's screaming "read me!"Killing Floor is a fast-paced, hard-boiled read. Lee Child's style took of bit of getting used to - the prose is tense and sparse. Once you get going, though, the story moves quickly, with a whole...
The Jack Reacher series is a lot different than I expected. It turns out Killing Floor is actually my style of read. I assumed these books would be more military in nature, but Killing Floor is a crime thriller that just happens to star an ex-military cop. I'm now wondering if the Stephen Hunter boo...
My husband listened to this as an audiobook and recommended it. I'm not quite convinced yet, but since it's going to be a movie and I love reading books that are going to be movies, I am trying it out. I am still not convinced. There were too many words and not enough action for a book that is clear...
This was a freebie from audible.com, and because of this I admit I was pleasantly surprised at both the high quality of the story and the narration. My first experience with Lee Child and his wildly popular Jack Reacher series, and I have to say this was a very exciting and suspenseful mystery. Sect...
One of the reasons I read this book was because my boss kept telling me how great it was. I did enjoy it. My biggest hang up was how the main character was supposed to be smart, he had a lot of experience with solving crimes. Another character used ten pages to explain what was happening and it stil...
KILLING FLOOR was Lee Child’s debut novel, featuring Jack Reacher, the ex-military police protagonist created by him. I had read Child’s THE ENEMY earlier, and had liked what I had read. Although there was nothing out of ordinary in the book, but it had pace, and was filled with thrill, suspense and...
I was tempted to give this five stars. I liked this enough where I started hunting for #2 before I finished it. There's just something... I can't put my finger on what... that made me pick the four star rating. I liked it. I liked it, A LOT but, I just didn't LOVE it and I'm not sure why.
The first Jack Reacher Novel.6 months out of the Army and Jack Reacher finds himself in the deep south, in a small town called Margrave, trying to track down the legend of a blues guitar player - Blind Blake. Within a few hours of stepping off the bus he's been arrested for murder - something he co...
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