One Shot (Jack Reacher, No. 9) | Lee Child

One Shot (Jack Reacher, No. 9) | Lee Child | Brilliant Reacher book as usual

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	One Shot (Jack Reacher, No. 9) Lee Child Dell, 2006 - 496 pages average customer review:based on 128 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Couldn't put it down!

One Shot opens as five people in a small town are killed by a sniper who is quickly caught. Or so it seems. Actually, nothing is what it seems in this fast-paced, absolutely riveting novel. The hero is Jack Reacher, who used to be an Army cop. Reacher is smart, honest, likeable, and MEAN when he needs to be! The author wastes no time or words in this cut-to-the-chase thriller.

Brilliant Reacher book as usual

Great thriller as usual from Lee Child I loved it. Try Soft Target by Conrad Jones if you like Reacher you will love this book its a real firecracker of a story believe me !!! More of both please guys !!

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One Shot

I agree, when all the evidence are against you, get Jack Reacher to help you out...

One shot is all it takes

Great story, fast paced with a charachter like Jack Reacher, who follows a code of conduct which sets him apart. I was looking for a fictional mystery/thriller when I ran across this book and enjoyed the fast action, storyline and especially the charachter. I highly recommend this book.

Good, Clean Thriller

I had just about given up on reading thrillers, as too many authors seem to luxuriate in getting inside the heads of sick serial killers and invest in really unnecessary levels of graphic violence and sex. Then this fell into my hands (almost literally, in a stack of old paperbacks in my apartment's laundry room). I'm glad it did, because - for once - this is a thriller with a good, clean style that doesn't insult the intelligence, and is well-paced and action-filled without pouring on the negativity. The villainy is well-balanced by passages of decency and characters you actually like. The hero has a moral compass. The prose might not be up there with Raymond Chandler or Dashiell Hammett, but the flavor is there. I would gladly read more by this author.

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