61 Hours (Jack Reacher 14)(Large Print) A Reacher Novel (LargePrint Paperback)
| Author: Lee Child |
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Format: LargePrint Paperback Large Print
Publisher: Random House Inc
ISBN-10: 0739377671
ISBN-13: 9780739377673
Sku: 212643599
Publish Date: 5/18/2010
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(in Inches) 9H x 6L x 1.5T
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576
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| In a latest work by the Anthony-winning author of the best-selling Gone Tomorrow, Reacher arrives accidentally in a small South Dakota town, where during a dangerous winter storm he is enlisted to protect a lone witness who local police hope can help convict a brutal crime ring. (Suspense). Simultaneous. *Author: Child, Lee *Series Title: Random House Large Print *Subtitle: A Reacher Novel *Publication Date: 2010/05/18 *Number of Pages: 562 *Binding Type: Paperback *Language: English *Depth: 1.50 *Width: 6.00 *Height: 9.00 |
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In a latest work by the Anthony-winning author of the best-selling |
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Always living on the fringe, Lee Child's long-enthralling hero, military police officer Jack Reacher (now starring in his 14th thriller), likes to travel on the cheap. So hopping onto a tour bus seems like a good way to get where he's going. But when the South Dakota winter weather proves more than the bus can handle, he ends up stranded in a small town. Good thing, too, because the local police waste no time in getting Reacher involved in protecting a key witness in a drug case that links this rural enclave to a meth production racket and to a menacing Mexican drug lord. Child keeps things moving on a tight schedule in this story, which he structures around a 61-hour countdown that is initiated with the book's opening scenario. Something very bad is on its way, but Child keeps readers guessing and second guessing to figure out exactly what is in store.
Always living on the fringe, Lee Child's long-enthralling hero, military police officer Jack Reacher (now starring in his 14th thriller), likes to travel on the cheap. So hopping onto a tour bus seems like a good way to get where he's going. But when the South Dakota winter weather proves more than the bus can handle, he ends up stranded in a small town. Good thing, too, because the local police waste no time in getting Reacher involved in protecting a key witness in a drug case that links this rural enclave to a meth production racket and to a menacing Mexican drug lord. Child keeps things moving on a tight schedule in this story, which he structures around a 61-hour countdown that is initiated with the book's opening scenario. Something very bad is on its way, but Child keeps readers guessing and second guessing to figure out exactly what is in store.
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"[A]s always Child delivers enough juicy details about the landscape, the characters and Reacher's idiosyncrasies to give the story texture and to lower our pulse rates, if only momentarily. Even without the apparently game-changing finale, this is Child in top form, but isn't he always?" (starred review)
- Bill Ott
02/15/2010
"In his 14th outing, implausible, irresistible Reacher remains just about the best butt-kicker in thriller-lit." (starred review)
04/15/2010
"Jack Reacher...[is] indisputably the best escape artist in this escapist genre."
- Marilyn Stasio
06/06/2010
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