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 Gone Tomorrow - Lee Child
Newest Review: ... through the list in detail and crosses off the twelve before making a decision, does he bail at the next station or does he ... more  ... challenge the person? Doesn't take a genius to figure which way he will go...
The story at this point was intriguing. Child used to do this all the time. Pick up on something which is topical and give a huge amount of detail on it, fascinating stuff. There were also a few things in this opening where the standard assumptions were challenged and all was not as it appeared and I had real high hopes for this book.
Sadly from this point on it turns into the usual nonsense which Child has been producing for the las...more |
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Gone Tomorrow - Lee Child: Child's play (1183 words)
by - written on 09/06/09 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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'Gone Tomorrow' is the thirteenth book in the Jack Reacher series which is written by Lee Child. Reacher is an ex-Military Policeman who now roams the United States with little more possessions than the shirt on his back and the foldable toothbrush in his pocket. Each story picks him up in a different location, within the US and there is seldom any other character who appears in more than one of the books, which allows Child a lot of freedom in his writing. It is probably worth stating at this point that I vowed never to buy another hardback from this author having been seriously disappointed with the last four or five books. However, armed with a voucher ... Read the complete review
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