When the tour bus crashed Jack Reacher was onboard with
a group of elderies. The accident took place near Bolton, South
Dakota. Outside, a snowstorm raged. Reacher and the seniors were stranded and they were waiting to be rescued. A while later the
town police brought them to safety. Reacher planned to move on but a
night's rest at the sheriff's house led him to help a brave woman who
was standing up against a criminal organization threatening the town.
Jack has 61 hours for the mission and every second counts.
Welcome to 61 hours. It is the 14th
installment in a series of action-thrillers featuring the unstoppable
Jack Reacher. I have read ten Jack Reacher novels and I put 61 hours
in my top five. This book is damn good. If you are after actions and
deductions then you've picked up the right book. 61 Hours has it all
and here we watch Jack Reacher dispensing sweet justice with the
martial prowess of John Rambo and the sharp wits of Sherlock Holmes.
Jack Reacher books often take place in
sun-scorched towns in the Midwest, but 61 hours changed the scenery
and the story is set in the wintry snow. I like this change because
it provided a breath of fresh air. Furthermore the story is packed with unexpected twists and turns. Under Lee Child's pen this western and
noirish thriller came to live and there was a real sense of danger
for the characters. The book also delivered a conclusion more
satisfying than watching Bruce Wayne apprehend the Joker on the
silver screen. Veterans of the series cannot afford to miss out on this
book. Otherwise if you have never read a Jack Reacher book then 61
hours may be a "cool" introduction to the tales of this
silent avenger.
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