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Killing Floor is the first book in the internationally popular Jack Reacher series. It presents Reacher for the first time, as the tough ex-military cop of no fixed abode: a righter of wrongs, the perfect action hero.

'THE KILLING FLOOR' is a dynamic, intricate thriller which literally keeps you turning the pages. The character of Jack Reacher is very strong; deceptively simply written and wholly engaging.

I really enjoyed this but it wasn't what I expected. I've been collecting the Jack Reacher series for a while now, just as I see them in charity shops but the first book has always been elusive until now, but I never really knew the background. I wasn't expecting a bit of a 'madman' on the loose if that is the right term. Looking for the next one because that has also been elusive. Got to say - Tom Cruise for Jack Reacher in the film? So wrong! I've heard people say that already and now I know the first thing you read in the book is that Reacher is 6' 5" and 113kg. Hollywood make-up may be good but surely not that good.

Adding to my 10th Bookiversary bookbox.

Received today in a RABCK bookbox - thank you!!

Jack Reacher has been wandering round the US after more than 30 years working for the army/government and ends up in a tiny town in Florida in the early morning during a rain storm. While eating breakfast in the diner, he's arrested for murder. Except it was his brother that was killed, who he hasn't seen for two years. And his brother was investigating a forgery ring, who are printing millions of dollars worth of US dollars. Laundered mostly by building up the town Reacher is currently in. Reacher is then dragged into the investigation, and trying not to get killed by the bad guys..... exciting read, good thriller!

Mailed to a fellow bookcrosser to be read/released with no obligation to read first, if it's not your type of book!

I've wanted to read this for ages so thanks for sending this one to me!

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. One that has been on my bookshelf for a long time and then I wonder why it has taken me so long to get to it? I can see this being a series that I can get lost in when I need a bit of an action packed storyline.
You get 5 stars from me Mr Child!

Travelling in the Crime/Mystery Bookring.

I've taken this from the Crime/Mystery bookring. I have read it (had read the other book too!) but can't resist either Reacher or a WBN book 😁

Swapped at the Little Free Library in Jubilee Gardens




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