Jack Reacher Persuader: A Jack Reacher Novel, Book 7, (Paperback)

from reading_fox

Beginning of the decline. Jack's beena superbly consistant hero for many books, but this one makrs the decline that's creapt into the last few. The inital premise is horribly flawed, and while the action scenes are as good as ever, the bad guys are boringly one dimensional. A chance meeting in a ...

from Jarratt

I continue to be impressed with the Jack Reacher stories. Child does a great job of getting Reacher to figure out things based on observation, experience, and intuition rather than the more typical tech-savvy route. Were I to describe the opener, I'd give away a pretty cool plot twist, so just kn...

from SeriousGrace

I think this has to be my favorite Reacher story simply because it takes place, for the most part, outside of Portland, Maine. The ocean is always present so right away you can bet Reacher has to tangle with it at some point in the story. Of course he does. But, back to the plot. Reacher gets suc...

from slarsoncollins

Jack Reacher is an ex-MP who doesn't always play by the book. While out on a walk, he sees a dead man, a man he would have sworn he killed ten years prior. Beginning a new search for his old target, Reacher winds up with the feds on his doorstep. Knowing who is on the loose, and what he's capable...

from Bestine

Why haven't I heard about Lee Child before this year? These Jack Reacher novels are great: gritty and imaginative with nifty, blind-siding plot twists and fascinating, well-developed characters. He also (IMHO) manages to use the 'spare, noir writing style' without sounding like he's trying to ape...