Jack Reacher Night School, (Paperback)

from satxreader

Well. That was a disappointment. Thank goodness for the public library! The whole premise of tracking down and identifying "the thing" that was being lost, stolen, hidden, sold, bought, etc. was so farfetched as to be ludicrous. Thankfully there are still some Jack Reacher books on my to-read lis...

from norinrad10

Lee Child has been at it for a minute or two and he's got the formula down pretty pack. Fortunately the last two Jack Reacher books have demonstrated an uptick in quality. This one is set in the late 90's with Reacher still in the Army. I enjoy the support characters from his military days and wo...

from gmmartz

Just when I get the feeling the Reacher series is played out, Lee Child cranks out another winner. I thought the writing was a bit weaker in 'Night School' than in previous efforts, though that's more of just a feeling than anything else. As usual, his prose it lean and direct... just like Reache...

from labdaddy4

A pretty run-of-the-mill Reacher yarn - easy to read and very fast paced. There was no real character development or expansion. This one was a bit more like a detective novel - less violence and action. It felt like a lot more could have been done with the new characters and with the German natio...

from Judiex

It was 1996 and Jack Reacher, then an MP, received a medal for successfully completing an overseas assignment. Before he could celebrate, he was sent an another one, allegedly to a special training school. When he got there, he realized that the school was a cover story: It was interagency cooper...