Lee Child 61 Hours a Jack Reacher Novel

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Now to 61 Hours. What is there left to be said about Lee Child /Jack Reacher? We have featured them in our Blast from the Past this month, please check the archive and give it a read if you missed it. 61 Hours is a different approach to the usual timeline in a Reacher novel, and I for one love the twist. Child keeps us moving & moving closer to the endgame and ratcheting up the tension with each passing hour.

Reacher of course is his usual composed self, doing what he does best. He sees details others overlook, going through each event in a deliberate progression to either prove or disprove the fact it happened a certain way or not at all. He basically boils all that is thrown at him to its basic elements and comes up with the right answer time and time again.

61 Hours is Lee Child at his best, the other Reacher novels are nothing to sneeze at, but this is the bomb. Who would think that he could do better? I am loving it! When is the next one out? If it is next year, then it is only 8592 hours till it’s released. My question to you if you are a Child / Reacher fan, would you enjoy a prequel- one that involved a case when he was a special investigator? I would, definitely!

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