Gone Tomorrow (LargePrint Paperback)
| Author: Lee Child |
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Format: LargePrint Paperback Large Print
Publisher: Random House Inc
ISBN-10: 0739328468
ISBN-13: 9780739328460
Sku: 209825669
Publish Date: 5/19/2009
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579
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Witnessing a suicide on a Manhattan subway, Jack Reacher finds himself targeted by the federal government and Al-Qaeda for his knowledge of a dangerous secret, a situation that leads to a dangerous chase through the streets of New York City. Simultaneous. |
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Always ready for action, Jack Reacher--Lee Child's tough-as-nails, perpetually wandering hero--plunges head first into a convoluted, high-stakes mission when he witnesses what he's pretty sure is a suicide bombing on the New York City subway. Child keeps the action coming and readers voraciously turning pages with this 13th installment in his best-selling series.
Always ready for action, Jack Reacher--Lee Child's tough-as-nails, perpetually wandering hero--plunges head first into a convoluted, high-stakes mission when he witnesses what he's pretty sure is a suicide bombing on the New York City subway. Child keeps the action coming and readers voraciously turning pages with this 13th installment in his best-selling series.
Praise
"No one kicks butt as entertainingly as Reacher."
04/01/2009
"Hold on tight. This...novel will give you whiplash as you rabidly turn pages packed with layers of intrigue, murder, deceit and mystery."
- Carol Memmott
05/20/2009
"[An] over-the-top action-packed slammeroo...."
- Bill Kent
06/07/2009
"Child is famous for his can't-catch-your-breath openings, and GONE TOMORROW features one of his most provocative....Edgy, nerve-wracking and thoroughly engrossing, GONE TOMORROW is so insanely fast paced that it's simply over too soon."
- Connie Ogle
05/26/2009












