Blue Moon: (Jack Reacher 24) Paperback – 29 October 2019

Good read

Good story with fast paced narration. This is what makes Jack Reacher books so enjoyable to read.A different approach this time though. You get to know the villains and the plot in the beginning itself and not like many other of the stories where the real motive unfolds at the end.

Usual reacher stuff . GETS A LITTLE BORING NOW ! Want to see new stuff from this series .Not bad though.. Just that as a regular reader you can now guess how the story is going to move.

In terms of thriller this is an amazing read for all the thriller seekers. The plot from start to end is well written and keeps the reader always engaged. There is no slack whatsoever.For all the Jack Reacher fans, it is a Jack Reacher novel in true sense.Hats off to Lee Child for another good thriller.

First Reacher book. Obviously, I don't have the background to tell you about the consistency of Lee Child's writing compares to the 23 books that came before this one. However, being my first book, I was quite enthralled with the detail of strategy. My only (major) gripe with this book is that Jack Reacher is an all-winning strategist and executioner. I don't think he was ever in danger - just the people who were with him. And even their associated danger was marginalized because of their association to Reacher. That's a quite a refresher after seeing so many recent books and movies that favor hefty causalities on the side of the titular character. But at the same time, you can't help but feel that the sense of danger isnt all that much. But I, nevertheless, rooted for Team JR.Overall great book as an introduction into the world of Jack Reacher. The writing was great and it's quite obvious the author loves guns and describing execution moves. I will definitely be reading more books in the series including the new ones by Lee Child's brother, Andrew.

Reacher is back! The book is classic Reacher. The fans will definitely enjoy this. Don't want to give too much away but this is yet another no-name town where Reacher stands upto the local mafia. It has all the elements of him standing upto some really bad guys through a lot of creative thinking and good old Reacher-style bashing.

Always a pleasure to pick up a Reacher novel. Fast paced, simple with usual explosive action and swift delivery. Staccato bursts of vivid descriptions. Well woven plot line, although a little more violent than expected. Overall a good read.

The plot is taut and engaging, and Jack Reacher is as always in the right place at the right time. My only gripe is that the fortuitous coincidences are a little too liberal here, characters are a little too matching-wavelength here, having Reacher & co walk away from two mob obliterations with zero damage. Maybe I’ve had too much of Reacher, nevertheless nothing stops me from relishing the dead, and waiting eagerly for another.