Lee Child/Jack Reacher | Killing Floor (Jack Reacher, No. 1)

A Great Mystery/Action Novel | Killing Floor (Jack Reacher, No. 1) | Lee Child

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	• Killing Floor (Jack Reacher, No. 1) Lee Child Jove, 2006 - 544 pages average customer review:based on 188 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Outstanding!!

I have been reading the Jack Reacher series in random order since reading his most recent, first. This novel, the first one in the series is the best of the lot that I have read so far, with the possible exception of one shot. This is one great read.

Lee Child/Jack Reacher

Anything Lee Child writes - especially about his character Jack Reacher - is a guaranteed thriller. What a wonder character Reacher is! My husband and I cannot wait for the next book!!

A Great Mystery/Action Novel

The Killing Floor is hard to put down. The plot is riveting. The characters are realistic and believable. There is fine detail concerning the special way the villains have managed to get away with there nefarious scheme; that is, until Jack Reacher stumbles onto the case - a case that turns out to be one his brother had been on before he was murdered. This novel keeps you guessing the whole way through and the action is intense and exciting.

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Killing Floor

Anything Lee Child writes is a 'MUST-READ" - I've followed everything he's written and he never fails to delight!

Fine to just unwind and have fun during summer vacations

A good novel of action, with the typical scheme of the invincible arrogant hero, Jack Reacher, who brags about beating everyone and everything in the whole world, a road frequently traveled by many mystery writers.

Nevertheless, I can qualify as very interesting the scam the bad guys operate related to the racket of counterfeiting money, add much spice to the plot (you can learn something new), it seems that there it has been much research of the author for the make up of these chapters

In the end, I see very polished and neat writing style but very poor character development (for both the good and the evil ones)

In my personal opinion, don't expect from this book, the one of a kind, no matter what the flaps of the both front and back covers recommend

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