Personal
An unputdownable Jack Reacher thriller from the No.1 Sunday Times bestselling author
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4.0 • 523 Ratings
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- $15.99
Publisher Description
"Consistently pulse-raising. . .an exhilarating ride. . .Personal wrests back the sheer gusto of the earlier novels; it's the best Reacher adventure in some considerable time." (Independent)
Jack Reacher walks alone.
Once a go-to hard man in the US military police, now he's a drifter of no fixed abode. But the army tracks him down. Because someone has taken a long-range shot at the French president.
Only one man could have done it. And Reacher is the one man who can find him.
This heartstopping, nailbiting book in Lee Child's number-one bestselling series takes Reacher across the Atlantic to Paris - and then to London.
The stakes have never been higher - because this time, it's personal.
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Although the Jack Reacher novels can be read in any order, Personal is 19th in the series.
And don’t miss Reacher's newest adventure, No.30, Exit Strategy! ***OUT NOW***
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
Lee Child’s 19th Jack Reacher novel is terrifically entertaining, whether you’re new to the series or a fan who awaits each new instalment with bated breath. The former military policeman and unrepentant loner is sharp and laconically funny, and Child’s crisp writing and hard-boiled stylistics draw you into his gruff protagonist’s perspective. In Personal, Reacher is pulled into a high-stakes covert operation to find the brazen sniper who tried to assassinate France’s president—and holds a violent grudge against Reacher himself.
Customer Reviews
Average
Good but not the best.
Pulseracing? Pulse-deadening!
My wife struggled with this book, one dull and boring page after another, hoping that it would eventually get interesting. It didn't. She reckons Lee Child is resting on his laurels, hoping previous successes will drive sales.
Because different people have different tastes and expectations, I was still eager to read it, so did. Absolutely disappointed. I hope it's because Lee has been distracted by some life-threatening health problem, and not because he is engaging contract writers like Clancy, Cussler, Ludlum and Fleming or their heirs. I don't buy their books any more.
Another Reacher Classic
A gripping read. Worth the time and money.