Not up to his usual standard

I’ve enjoyed the Reacher series from the start. These past couple books, however, have been substandard with this one being poor. Definitely not the standard of the Reacher stories as before. If you buy the book to read, it’s a coin toss if you’ll like it. The only thing I liked was it was still Jack Reacher.

It certainly is worth buying and reading. On the other hand, it’s not a ‘must read”. The action is fine, but there is not the supporting structure of strong characters to help make it a book you can’t put down. Certainly not sorry I read it, but Reacher needs to do better if I’m going to automatically buy every book that follows. Reacher’s interaction with the other characters could be stronger…he didn’t really connect with any of them…nor did I.

Two many details within each scene for a book. Unless you’re objective is to fill pages with words to sell books, or you’re trying to entice Hollywood to buy the story. Maybe Mr. Child was once a good writer, but now he’s just another printing machine.

Been a Lee Child/Reacher fan for years. This book was a convoluted mess. It seems like Andrew took over the writing and doesn’t quite have the grasp that Lee had on the essence of Jack Reacher. Bought it because it was on sale for $2.99. Still want my money back.

This was a quick read and not as nonstop action of the rest of the series.

Another excellent book. Totally lived up to the legacy of Reacher

It was pretty good. In the beginning, it was difficult to keep all the characters straight. Also, I didn’t think the character development was as good as it has been in previous Reacher books.

I’ve read all of the books in the Reacher series. I struggled to finish this one. Don’t waste your money.

Just poorly written. Unlike Lee Child