A Wanted Man
(Jack Reacher 17)
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4.1 • 746 Ratings
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- £5.99
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- £5.99
Publisher Description
'A fascinating, swaggeringly confident performance' Sunday Times
When you're as big and rough as Jack Reacher - and you have a badly set, freshly busted nose - it isn't easy to hitch a ride in Nebraska. At last, he's picked up by three strangers - two men and a woman.
Within minutes it becomes clear they're all lying about everything - and there's a police roadblock ahead. There has been an incident, and the cops are looking for the bad guys . . .
Will they get through because the three are innocent? Or because the three are now four? Is Reacher just a decoy?
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Although the Jack Reacher novels can be read in any order, A Wanted Man follows on directly from the end of Worth Dying For.
And be sure not to miss Reacher's newest adventure, no.27, No Plan B! ***OUT NOW***
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Bestseller Child's surprise-filled 17th Jack Reacher novel (after 2011's The Affair) takes the ex-military policeman on a wild road ride that builds to a terrific slam-bang climax. While hitchhiking one winter night in Nebraska with a broken nose that makes him look more than usually disreputable, Reacher is picked up by two men and a woman wearing identical cheap blue shirts. The fun begins when clues suggest that the men in the car are responsible for the brutal murder of another man at an abandoned pump station. The role of the woman in the car remains unclear. Sheriff Victor Goodman is quick to call the FBI, which arrives in the person of Julia Sorenson, only the first of many agencies and agents heard from. While the erratic trip through America's heartland doesn't always follow a logical path, Reacher displays his acuity, patience, endurance, and military skills in the exhilarating fashion series fans have come to expect.
Customer Reviews
I liked this book
Nicely paced and an easy uncomplicated read. I liked this book and would recommend it.
Lee Child at his best
Great read
My fastest read of a Reacher book so far.
I almost skipped past this one due to some reviews saying it was full of descriptives just to bulk it out. Yes, it does have too many at times, but it is also one of the best page turners so far. I couldn’t put it down and read the last 400 pages or so in less than a day! So do skip through the long winded descriptions at times and you will still enjoy this book. It’s a great read.