Punto di non ritorno

While traveling through South Dakota in 61 Hours , ex-military cop Jack Reacher had occasion to call in to his old office in Washington, D.C, the headquarters of the 110th MP. Reacher once commanded the unit but it now belongs to Major Susan Turner. Reacher decided that Turner had a very nice voice a Leggi tutto

This Jack Reacher novel continues the series of deceptively simple, well conceived and crafted, and satisfying novels. Reacher is a bit more mature at times but always ahead of the story curve. The plot is timely, and the story is driven by ethical dilemmas faced by Reacher as a result of his past. I Leggi tutto

Book Review Jack Reacher is back, in this, the 18th in the series. Like all the others I read this in one or two sittings in spite of the fact that some parts did not involve as much action as we have come to expect from this series. Lee Child's skill in causing one to turn the page is really quite e Leggi tutto

The typical Jack Reacher novel --- in other words, a fun ride from beginning to end on the adventures of an amazingly adventurous orthophobe, Jack Reacher. The book opens where the previous episode, "A Wanted Man", leaves off --- with Reacher arriving in Virginia, hoping to meet up with the CO of th Leggi tutto

I wasn’t expecting Reacher to be hauled back into the military by some random and made-up rule, but that’s what happened when he went on the search for the female voice on the phone he became quite attached to, a couple of books back. He’s been methodically making his way back to his old stomping gr Leggi tutto