Jack reacher in order series#

Read someone elseвЂ™s thriller after you finish a Jack Reacher book and youвЂ™ll see what I mean: suddenly, youвЂ™ve gone from taut prose to lots of, вЂњ He looked at his cell phone, and realized the call was coming from Mimi, a brilliant biophysicist heвЂ™d met at Harvard and hadnвЂ™t heard from in years. Reacher is a compelling character, the plots are somewhat realistic, but what is best about the books is that, simply put, Lee Child is an excellent writer. These are great books and easy to read, i've read pretty much all of them and as you come to expect from Child, it is fast paced, tense and fun to the end with a real protagonist that you will never tire of, probably why they sell so well despite being the same thing in different settings.I generally read thrillers when I travel, and if I have a choice, I read Lee ChildвЂ™s novels featuring hero Jack Reacher. Enjoy! Having one of these to read on the National Goof Off day is my idea of a fun way to goof off! I can hardly wait to get my hands on the new one. I love the Jack Reacher books and have nearly read them all. Just wanted to say thanks for the great lens. I think Jack Reacher is one of the most interesting characters that has ever been developed. Can't wait for the next one to be published. Other than the first book, I think I have read them in order.

Jack reacher in order series#

I love the Jack Reacher series and have read all of these books.

Renaissance Woman from Colorado on March 26, 2012: I would have preferred to see Matthew McConnaughy as Reacher instead of Tom Cruise - Cruise is too short. Tom Cruise as Jack Reacher-they turned Jack into a hobbit

and the first one I read (and favourite) was also Secret Service-related: 'Crisis Four'. Coming second is Andy McNabb and Nick Stone - and again I'm not up-to-date with them. However, I still think Lee Childs and Jack Reacher are my favourite author and character currently being written. It gives me the opposite impression: a one-off and expected to flop. Have also heard that the film is now going to be called 'Jack Reacher' because they think it will become a series of films. So I was expecting a complete unknown to be cast as Reacher (like Sean Connery was unknown when cast as James Bond). He's too old to do it now, but someone with a similar physical stature to Arnold Schwarzenneger is what I was expecting. I probably will do at some point, though.ДЄs for Tom Cruise playing Reacher - I really can't see it working. I started finding them very formulaic and haven't yet read '61 Hours' or anything after. I think I then started reading them in published order and was so hooked that I was trying to read them in just one sitting! 'Echo Burning' I found hard-going, but my first real disappointment was 'One Shot' - the first time I've found myself one (and more) steps ahead of the protagonist. The first one I read was 'Without Fail' and is, I think, my favourite. It takes a lot of imagination to think of Tom Cruise as Reacher! I also enjoy the Jack Reacher books, I'm reading Tripwire right now, I'm afraid I haven't always read them in order.but, I'm trying to catch up before reading the latest books. Loraine Brummer from Hartington, Nebraska on September 07, 2012: His more recent books are not as good as the earlier ones, though. June Campbell from North Vancouver, BC, Canada on November 21, 2012: Bad Luck and Trouble will always be my favourite because of all of his cheeky one-liners! I love the Jack Reacher books and have read every one of them.

Not a Drill (2014): This is a short novella.

High Heat (2013): This is a short novella.

Deep Down (2012): This is a shorter Jack Reacher story found only in ebook (Kindle) format.

Second Son (2011): This is a shorter novella within the series.

Still, readers should finish the previous books before diving into this one.

The Enemy (2004): Although published after Killing Floor, this story takes place before the events depicted the first novel.

Running Blind (2000): In the United Kingdom, this addition to the series is called The Visitor.

Die Trying (1998): This second novel of the Jack Reacher series caused me to become deeply involved in the life of the tormented hero.

This is also the novel that made him a famous author.

Killing Floor (1997): Lee Child's first novel of the thriller series.