Worth Dying for : A Jack Reacher Novel

from RRedman

I started reading the Reacher novels just before 61 Hours came out. I love them. Yes, Lee Child occasionally gets a detail wrong, but the story moves quickly, the hero is brave and true, and the characters tug at my heart. I would give it a higher rating, but I think Lee Child shortchanged us on ...

from Kathy89

Jack Reacher saves the day! Again! This time he's in some out of the way little town in Nebraska and he soon learns that everybody in the town is afraid of the Dungans. People are routinely beaten to be kept in line and Jack's introduction to the problem is through driving the scared drunken doct...

from TheJeanette

Them Cornhuskers oughta stuck to huskin' corn, cuz they shore ain't no match for Jack Reacher! He can outthink and outfight and just plain outCOOL everyone who tangles with him. This one was very satisfying. It was reminiscent of the older Reacher novels---totally unbelievable and all the more fu...

from mikedraper

This is more than just another thriller. "Worth Dying For," is, in a sense, a morality tale withe a good person against a despicable evil. The premise of Jack Reacher arriving in a small Nebraska town to help the defenseless residents was alluring. Reacher is pitted against the Duncan family who ...

from TerryWeyna

Lee Child's Jack Reacher thrillers are made for gulping. There's no point in trying to savor the prose, which isn't much made for savoring in any event. Child writes in such a manner that the story is essentially transmitted directly to your brain. The hours you spend reading Worth Dying For will...