Personal

hmmmmm....what can I say? I love Jack Reacher. I love Lee Child. I've been a massive fan from the very start. I've recommended his books to dozens of people...probably hundreds! I've shared countless books with neighbors, co-workers and friends. I pour a cup of coffee and I think of Reacher. I buy a Leggi tutto

I see England, I see France, I see Reacher's underpants. No, only fooling. I've never seen Jack Reacher's undies, although I wouldn't mind doing so as long as it was the “real” Reacher and not the Tom Cruise midget H ack Reacher Hollywood version. Does Reacher even wear underwear? Has Lee Child ever Leggi tutto

Personal (Jack Reacher, #19), Lee Child Personal is the nineteenth book in the Jack Reacher series written by Lee Child, in the first person. The novel was published on 28 August 2014. The plot of the book revolves around Reacher's pursuit of a sniper who has attempted to assassinate the President of Leggi tutto

It all began with a personal advertisement in an Army publication. After a military official reaches out to him, Reacher is flown to DC, where he learns that a sniper he put away is free again, and may have been responsible for the attempted assassination of the President of France. Reacher joins th Leggi tutto

I LOVE Jack Reacher and have read ALL Lee Child's Reacher books but this one (and the one before, I have found disappointing to say the least in fact I have closed the latest, after giving it a good chance, and will not finish it. The "edge" seems to have gone from the books with lots of wandering a Leggi tutto

I see there is a lot of debate between Lee Child fans about whether this is a good book or not. I liked it four stars worth! Okay it was a bit different especially as the action takes place in Europe instead of America. I actually found that a refreshing change. And it does get a bit wordy in parts

I've read every Reacher novel Lee Child ever wrote. Some of them are good, and some of them are magnificent. Recently there have been a few substandard, but Personal is the worst Reacher novel I've ever read. It was even worse than the one where he was supposedly being held prisoner in a car, and it Leggi tutto

If you're into stuff like this, you can read the full review. I’ve one rule when it comes to reading. Never read thrillers, but as always I ended up reading the latest Jack Reacher… Always coming back to the Jack Reacher novels reminds me why thrillers are such an engaging reading experience (maybe t Leggi tutto

A page turner filled with action, thrills and violence aplenty. However it feels like something is missing that exists in the other Jack Reacher books. I don't think Jack being the narrator helps as it seems to spoil the action having everything explained, often beforehand. Enjoyable and a quick rea Leggi tutto

Nothing really happens until the 16th chapter, page 87 ... unusual for a Jack Reacher novel. Lee Child likes to set the foundation in detail. I realize that it's necessary to a point, but this novel, unlike the other Reacher novels I've read, focuses primarily on strategies, hypothetical situations