CD edition of this riproaring missilebusting piece of killer storytelling by Lee Child, which takes his cult hero Jack Reacher back in time, to his days as a Military Policeman in the US Army.
LEE CHILD is British but moved with his family from Cumbria to the United States to start a new career as an American thriller writer. His first novel, KILLING FLOOR, won the Anthony Award, and his second, DIE TRYING, won W H Smith's Thumping Good Read Award. His most recent thrillers featuring Jack Reacher, the former US military cop and maverick drifter are TRIPWIRE, THE VISITOR; ECHO BURNING, WITHOUT FAIL and PERSUADER. All have been bestsellers.
'Exciting stuff, with a narrative that rarely lets up...A distinct
cut above your average airport thriller.'
'A more intricate plot, which makes another enjoyable read in this
first-rate series.'
'Lee Child fans will love this prequel to the best-selling Jack
Reacher novels. At last Child shares the events that shaped the
maverick hero of his last six novels into an ass-kicking,
irreverent good guy. If you're one of the few people who haven't
sampled the sublime thrill of a Child novel, this blast from the
past is the best place to start.'
'Slick, pacy period piece from one of the UK's most successful
thriller writers ... Makes you glad national service is a thing of
the past.'
'The thing about Lee Child's books is that you can't put the damn
things down...there's just something about his writing that's
addictive. The Enemy is no exception....Conclusion:
Superb.'
Military cop Jack Reacher faces a case that will change his life. Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information.
'Exciting stuff, with a narrative that rarely lets
up...A distinct cut above your average airport
thriller.'
'A more intricate plot, which makes another enjoyable
read in this first-rate series.'
'Lee Child fans will love this prequel to the best-selling
Jack Reacher novels. At last Child shares the events that shaped
the maverick hero of his last six novels into an
ass-kicking, irreverent good guy. If you're one of the few
people who haven't sampled the sublime thrill of a Child
novel, this blast from the past is the best place to
start.'
'Slick, pacy period piece from one of the UK's most successful
thriller writers ... Makes you glad national service is a thing of
the past.'
'The thing about Lee Child's books is that you can't put the
damn things down...there's just something about his writing
that's addictive. The Enemy is no
exception....Conclusion: Superb.'
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