Worth Dying for (Jack Reacher 15) (Large Print) (LargePrint Paperback)
| Author: Lee Child |
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Product Details:
Format: LargePrint Paperback Large Print
Publisher: Random House Inc
ISBN-10: 0739377868
ISBN-13: 9780739377864
Sku: 214415043
Publish Date: 10/26/2010
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(in Inches) 9.25H x 6L x 1.5T
Pages:
576
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Looking out for the victim of domestic abuse leads renegade justice man Jack Reacher into a battle to dismantle a human trafficking scheme in Lee Child's 15th adrenaline-rushing thriller in this series, WORTH DYING FOR. Making his way across the country on his way to Virginia, Reader stops in a small town in Nebraska only to become embroiled in a family dispute that connects to an unsolved crime from years before.
Looking out for the victim of domestic abuse leads renegade justice man Jack Reacher into a battle to dismantle a human trafficking scheme in Lee Child's 15th adrenaline-rushing thriller in this series, WORTH DYING FOR. Making his way across the country on his way to Virginia, Reader stops in a small town in Nebraska only to become embroiled in a family dispute that connects to an unsolved crime from years before.
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"Crisp, efficient prose and well-rounded characterizations (at least of the guys in the white hats) raise this beyond other attempts to translate the pulse-pounding feel of the Die Hard films into prose."
09/06/2010
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