Helpful Score: 2
In the latest Jack Reacher, multiple story lines come together nicely to reveal a criminal conspiracy with a twist. This is my favorite book since Andrew Child began co-writing with his father, as Reacher seems more like his old self and less of a chatty Cathy. (Or maybe I'm just getting used to him).
Helpful Score: 1
This book is OK, but it seems to have too many storylines, although they did all come together right at the end. I had a hard time immersing myself into the story (unusual for me, with Reacher novels) and mostly read it on a surface level. It's going to take some time for me to get used to Andrew Child taking over the Reacher novels
Helpful Score: 1
This book has multiple story lines that come together at the end of the book. With Andrew Child writing this book with Lee Child, the story seems to drag on forever. Reacher seems back to his old self, but listening to this book written by Andrew Child is going to take some getting used to. I don't like it as well as Lee Child writing alone.
One of the more complex plots in the Reacher series. Child develops several plot lines that only come together in the final chapters. Better writing than the previous two.
