One of the best in the Reacher series, really unputdownable (horrible word, but in this case apt). The story goes at a breathless pace, and is so ingenious that the end solution really takes one by surprise, although the author deals fairly with the reader and leaves clear clues behind for those not wholly mesmerised to pick up. Reacher, as usual, is his competent self, violent when necessary but emotionally and morally involved. Another winner.
(Kathie Somerwil Ayrton - bwl 62 Autumn 2011 ) |
