Jack and Kill

The Hunt for Jack Reacher Series, Book 3

De: Diane Capri

Narrado por: Corey M. Snow

Exciting short listen! Down deep, Reacher is a wanted man with nothing to lose. He's here today and gone tomorrow, and hunting Jack Reacher is deadly business.

Lee Child gives this series two thumbs up!

"Full of thrills and tension, but smart and human, too. Kim Otto is a great, great character - I love her." (Lee Child, number-one worldwide best-selling author of Jack Reacher Thrillers)

Is Jack Reacher friend or enemy?

FBI Agents Kim Otto and Carlos Gaspar get a lead on Jack Reacher. New Hope, Virginia, welcomed him yesterday. Is he there now? Will Otto and Gaspar finally stand face-to-face with Reacher and learn what they need to know to finish their assignment?

New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Diane Capri brings her insider knowledge to bear on her friend Lee Child's iconic character, and The Hunt for Jack Reacher Series continues. Have you joined the hunt for Jack Reacher yet?

©2012 Diane Capri LLC d/b/a AugustBooks (P)2021 Diane Capri LLC d/b/a AugustBooks

Too short

Bummed, the story was great but terribly short. I cannot express my disappointment, I was just getting into it and it’s over.

Too expensive for just one hour of text

Book 2 and 3 are so short they should have been included in book 4
Text well written but the set of characters are disappointing

performance was painful.

preformer sounds to much like an apple Macintosh from the 80's. I suffered thru only reason was I wanted know the out come. the voices for the characters were clipped and electronic. I did not enjoy Hanzen

Love Reacher

I would like more than 1 hour… very short! This story should be told in bigger chunks!

Like book 2 - disappointing money grab

Books 2 and 3 are essentially a couple of chapters that should be part of book 4. I’m all for people earning a fair dollar in exchange for their, work, skill, efforts…, but this seems to be a less than fair effort by the author, audible, the publisher…., to take advantage of the reader/listener consumer for the purpose of padding pockets. I hope Lee Child is not a part of what seems a blatant scam.