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Worth Dying For: (Jack Reacher 15)
Registered by acme54 of Aberdeen, Scotland United Kingdom on 1/3/2012
This book is in a Controlled Release!
This book is in a Controlled Release!
3 journalers for this copy...
Found abandoned on chair in cafe in BHS.
Good story telling.
Stranger comes to town and kicks ass story.
May have found a new author to read.
Stranger comes to town and kicks ass story.
May have found a new author to read.
Journal Entry 3 by acme54 at Belmont Cinema Cafe in Aberdeen, Scotland United Kingdom on Thursday, April 19, 2012
Released 12 yrs ago (4/19/2012 UTC) at Belmont Cinema Cafe in Aberdeen, Scotland United Kingdom
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
Good read. Enjoy!
Mr Inver says thanks....he will give this one a read.
Mr Inver took on hols read. It was a new author for him, enjoyed and ready to be released again.
Journal Entry 6 by Inver at Belmont Cinema Cafe in Aberdeen, Scotland United Kingdom on Thursday, August 16, 2012
Released 11 yrs ago (8/16/2012 UTC) at Belmont Cinema Cafe in Aberdeen, Scotland United Kingdom
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
Taking along to the meetup, if not taken will be left on OBCZ shelf at side of the bar.
Picked it up at the Belmont book zone - will give it to my daughter first, introduce her to this writer - make a change from her current obsession with Jo Nesbo!
This one really moved along, and the dialogue was quite funny at times. Ok, you can question the amount of violence Reacher uses (enjoys?), but hey, they deserved it!
I had been getting bored with some of the novels, but I'll carry on looking for them in charity shops.
The recent film with Tom Cruise was dire, an embarrassing disaster, unlikely to increase the readership.
I had been getting bored with some of the novels, but I'll carry on looking for them in charity shops.
The recent film with Tom Cruise was dire, an embarrassing disaster, unlikely to increase the readership.
Take along to the Belmont Cinema, leave in ladies loo before going to see Django, if it's still there after the movie, will take it down to the cafe, and say hello at the meet-up.
