Running Blind

Jack Reacher, Book 4

De: Lee Child

Narrado por: Johnathan McClain

The bestselling novel featuring the “wonderfully epic hero” (People) who inspired the hit film Jack Reacher.

Across the country women are being murdered, victims of a disciplined and clever killer who leaves no trace evidence, no fatal wounds, no signs of struggle, and no clues to an apparent motive. They are, truly, perfect crimes. In fact, there’s only one thing that links one victim to the next. Each of the women knew Jack Reacher. And this time, even he’s running blind.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Swift and brutal.”—The New York Times

“Reacher is one of the more interesting suspense heroes to come along in a while.”—San Antonio Express News

“A superior series.”—The Washington Post Book World

“A great read.”—St. Petersburg Times

“Spectacular...muscular, energetic prose and pell-mell pacing.”—The Seattle Times

“Jack Reacher, the wandering folk hero of Child’s superb line of thrillers faces a baffling puzzle in his latest adventure…a brain-teasing puzzle that gets put together piece by fascinating piece...and a central character with Robin Hood-like integrity and an engagingly eccentric approach to life.”—Publishers Weekly

“Deeply satisfying...plan to stay up long past bedtime and do some serious hyperventilating toward the end.”—Kirkus Reviews

“This fourth Reacher thriller is easily the best. The plot is a masterpiece. Reacher belongs at the same table with…Parker’s Spenser.”—Booklist

“With numerous plot twists and turns, Child puts Reacher through his paces brilliantly, arriving at an unusual solution. Highly recommended.”—Library Journal

He's no Dick Hill

Having started my Reacher stories with Dick Hill as the narrator, I couldn't get over the difference in the narrator's style. Dick Hill so accurately captures Reacher's intense masculinity that this story was just mediocre for me. If you start with this narrator and then move on to Dick Hill you won't be so distracted and you will be able to enjoy all the books.

I missed this one.

I’m a Jack Reacher fan and enjoy Lee Child’s books. I tend to listen to “book series” in order. Somehow I missed this book. This book is different than most of the Jack Reacher series. In this book he is not as independent than most of the others. I actually found it interesting. I did not enjoy the narrator performance. His main narrative was ok, but some of his “other” voices are a bit irritating.

He does do an excellent job portraying most of the FBI agents as hateful, annoying, and petty. So much so, it affects the believability of the story. I can say I grew to hate most of the those characters.

Overall I enjoyed the story and glad I happen upon it. It’s like seeing a episode of one of your favorite tv shows you never saw before.

Definitely worth the time.

Beware of random packages delivered!

I found this book very interesting and captivating except for the voice of the narrator for Blake and Lamar. I could not get past his scratchy interpretation of the 2 FBI agents. It started grinding on me and it was very difficult to follow when those 2 characters were in the majority of the book. Aside from that the book held me captive and was full of twists and turns until the end.

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Good Book!
However, while the budget issues and need to not appear duplicite in covering the death of a rouge agent explain why they didn't want to pay Reacher, there should have been some mention of the remaining ladies that were hypnotized by him in his defense.

another job done for Jack Reacher

loved it held my complete attention, captivating, author has great attention for the background details