In the earlier day, Jack Reacher is what he is, hard and tough and want nothing to live one day at a time. Trouble find him, or there wouldn't be a story. And in the process, he found a woman he knew when she was still a teenager. Now she is no longer a teenager, they could be together. Th...
Thankfully, Tripwire didn't follow the same pattern as the previous two books but it wasn't as exciting. Some parts dragged terribly for me - why did we need so many descriptions of people dressing and undressing? - and there wasn't so much action. Also, I couldn't believe the villain had spent 30 y...
"The humiliation scenes were too hard bitten for me"I found listening to the first two Reacher novels soothing, Child's sparse, almost documentary-style prose with its focus on facts and street names and physical routines, combined with McClain's calm but never dull voice, create a rhythm that I enj...
I think I'm done with this. I just reached a certain point and hated to keep reading. I don't really have a problem with violence, but this is just fucking *bleak*.May pick it up again. Who knows.
A fair amount of suspension of disbelief is required and, like other books, Child's portrayal of the U.S. Army has its share of goofiness to anyone who has actually been in the army. Nevertheless, I found the pacing and the plotting to be spot on and makes for an ultra fun and engrossing ride. There...
The best Reacher in the series so far, by a fairly long shot. Reacher is drifting (poorly as he's actually holding down two jobs) in the Florida Keys when he's tracked down by a Private Investigator. Denying that he's the main the man is searching for, he turns up dead pretty quickly. Suddenly Reach...
audiobook-I never thought there would be a day when I DNF'd a Lee Child book, especially after spending $24 on the audiobook version, but here it is.The "romance" parts of Lee Child's books are never a strong point. This one is worse in that Jack is constantly remembering how much he lusted after h...
I've read a lot of the more recent Jack-none-Reacher books so this book is decidedly different. Something about these early books has Reacher more vulnerable and questioning his life choices. I can't give away spoilers without annoying people, but suffice to say I really want to read the follow-up t...
Synopsis: Digging a swimming pool by hand in Key West, former military policeman Jack Reacher is not pleased when Costello, a private detective, comes nosing around asking questions about him. Determined to keep out of trouble, Reacher conceals his identity. But when he finds Costello dead with his ...
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