Running Blind (Jack Reacher, #4)
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2001
512
Novel • Fiction
United States • 1990s
2001
Adult
18+ years
Running Blind by Lee Child follows former military policeman Jack Reacher, who becomes embroiled in a complex investigation involving the mysterious deaths of women across the country. As Reacher navigates a series of clues and faces personal threats, he must use his skills and intellect to unveil the killer's identity and motive.
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Running Blind by Lee Child is praised for its fast-paced plot and strong characterization of Jack Reacher. Critics highlight the novel's gripping suspense and intricate mystery. However, some reviews critique the believability of the plot twists and the repetitive nature of certain scenes. Overall, it's a compelling read with a few minor flaws.
Fans of Running Blind by Lee Child will appreciate fast-paced crime thrillers featuring a strong, enigmatic protagonist. Readers of James Patterson’s Along Came a Spider or David Baldacci’s Memory Man will enjoy the intricate plotting and high stakes. Ideal for those who enjoy suspense, clever twists, and relentless action.
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512
Novel • Fiction
United States • 1990s
2001
Adult
18+ years
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