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Part of Jack Reacher series by Lee Child. So I nodded and shrugged as if I had nothing more to say and no further issues to pursue. Lila Hoth asked if I would give her the stick that Susan Mark had given to me.

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Jack Reacher steps out of a bus to help a potential victim and then finds himself in the thick of a turf war between two rival gangs. Short stories and novellas. Reacher has also appeared in several short stories by Child. The Belfast Telegraph on the Jack Reacher books: "2012 marks a landmark year for Lee Child, whose Jack Reacher thrillers have now sold in excess of 60 million copies worldwide. McWeeny, Drew (20 October 2010).

Suicide bombers are easy to spot. All Lee Child’s shorter fiction featuring Jack Reacher in one volume

Suicide bombers are easy to spot. They give out all kinds of tell-tale signs. All Lee Child’s shorter fiction featuring Jack Reacher in one volume. Read together, these twelve stories shed new light on Reacher’s past, illuminating how he grew up and developed into the wandering avenger who has captured the imagination of millions around the world. Read an extract here.

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Lee Child is one of the world’s leading thriller writers. He was born in Coventry, raised in Birmingham, and now lives in New York. It is said one of his novels featuring his hero Jack Reacher is sold somewhere in the world every nine seconds. His books consistently achieve the number-one slot on bestseller lists around the world and have sold over one hundred million copies. Two blockbusting Jack Reacher movies have been made so far. He is the recipient of many awards, most recently Author of the Year at the 2019 British Book Awards.

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Nahelm

There’s less of a human angle than in some Jack Reacher stories. Reacher witnesses a suicide and wants to figure out why, particularly after multiple shadowy forces go after him to find out what happened at the scene.

Most of the book takes place in New York, although Reacher in his usual doesn’t-sleep-much fashion goes to Washington and North Carolina searching for the truth. Pulled into things are an ambitious war-hero politician whose service record suddenly becomes a liability; a Pentagon records clerk; a formidable mother-daughter pair; and an ethically-upright NYPD detective.

Spoiler alert: don’t read past here if you haven’t already read the book.

I found the ending flawed. Detective Theresa Lee opines, and it then transpires that, the data file once found would be deemed damaged and unreadable by the government. It’s unclear if she means through incompetence, or if dark forces want it written off when in fact it’s still good. Child never clears that up. I also would have liked to hear the Hoths’ real name and background, although you can argue Reacher probably wouldn’t have learned this. He’s out of his hospital bed and gone within a day or two.

Reacher gets his obligatory roll in the hay here with Lee towards the end. Child seems to spoof this by making it sudden, out-of-place and inconsequential. He tries to write it as Lee looking, humorously, for some way that Reacher will “take” without her consent the guns and ammo she’s not supposed to be supplying him with, but the joke never really flies.

I also thought unlikely Lila and Svetlana deciding to kill him through a baroque knife-fight scenario. They may be into sadistic killing, but they’re also pros, as every move they’ve previously made shows, and their mission here would weigh against that. They might need to torture him to get information about the memory stick from him, but they don’t need to give him an opening to escape.

Browning/Springfield’s chiding him at the end for shooting 3-bullet bursts instead of single shots when ammunition was scarce, was well taken. Reacher doesn’t make this kind of mistake. So why did he make it here? I know Child needed to set up the one-bullet-left, out-of-ammo situation at the end, and didn’t need Reacher to have to kill 29 terrorists to get it, but there has to have been another way.

Still, I love these books. Five stars.

Uttegirazu

Vintage Lee Child and Jack Reacher. The reader gets a two for one deal with this and all Jack Reacher books. You get the fast paced can't put it down writing style of Lee Child. I think most of us who are Jack fans are so wrapped up in his adventures that we often overlook the great writing that Lee Child uses to bring it all to life. No other author I've ever read sucks me in so quickly and puts me in a "can't put it down" mode for days. It's like going into another dimension. And of course, our hero, Jack Reacher who never fails to be true to his character and is the underdog's hero and the bully's worse nightmare. Keep on keeping on Lee Child!

GoodLike

I enjoyed this book quite a lot for quite a bit of it. The premise was good, it unraveled logically, and was full of action. It did start to bog down a bit in the latter half, but picked up again near the end. Here is my problem. There is a fatal flaw in the logic of the story right at the end. Spoiler alert. When Susan Marks is caught in traffic, she calls the baddies and tells them that she is on the way and will be late. The baddies decide that she is lying and isn't coming and kill her son and let her know that. That is what causes her to be on the subway later so that she can exact revenge. The problem is that Susan was being followed by one of the baddies the whole time, who likewise was caught in the traffic jam and knew that she was powerless to get there by midnight. These people had cell phones galore. Why not a simple call to check if she really was on the way? There was nothing magical about midnight. They were just waiting for her to deliver a memory stick. That could have happened at 2 am.

Nothing personal

Reacher has a list in his head based on Israeli intelligence which has steps for men and women that help identify suicide bombers. Sitting just a few seats from Reacher is a woman displaying each & every one of the indicators. So, Reacher stands up in front of her hoping to talk her out of her plan to blow up the train. Finally Reacher gets her to show him both hands & when her right hand comes out of her oversized bag, she is holding a big old magnum. Reacher thinks she is going to kill him for some reason, but instead , puts the gun under her own chin & blows the top of her own head off. Reacher thinks it is a simple suicide, but when the cops show up, things get seriously sideways very quickly. This is a GREAT STORY!

Qucid

As I always say, I’m probably not the typical reader, so take this review with a grain of salt. In my opinion it goes extremely slow. Spends lots of time in things that were not important at all.

Also, there is a description of a killing that is very gross. Disappointed about that.

My favorite parts are when Reacher outsmarts his enemies. There’s very little of that in this book.

All that said, the book turned interesting towards the end. Overall a 3 stars only

Roram

I love this series and have reread it a few times. I suppose we all have our favorite books, this is one of mine. Not sure why, liked the 81 Hours a lot too. I could probably name others as well, I guess maybe it depends on my mood when I read the book on whether it sticks with me. Gotta love Reacher! Not a Tom Cruise fan, can't figure out if they just took a top star to make money or what but there are plenty of actors that would have been a better choice. The industry chose a better Mitch Rapp for American Assassin than they did with Reacher. Would be nice if they changed from Cruise. But the books? They are wonderful!

Gone Tomorrow: (Jack Reacher 13) download epub

Thrillers & Suspense

Author: Lee Child
ISBN: 0553824694
Category: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
Subcategory: Thrillers & Suspense
Language: English
Publisher: Bantam Press; 38957th edition (2009)

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