
Without Fail: Jack Reacher 6
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Jack Reacher walks alone. No job, no ID, no last known address. But he never turns down a plea for help.
Now a woman tracks him down. A woman serving at the very heart of US power. A woman who needs Reacher's assistance in her new job. Her job? Protecting the Vice-President of the United States.
©2002 Lee Child (P)2013 Isis Publishing Ltd, Random House Audiobooks
- Listening Length14 hours
- Audible release date7 March 2013
- LanguageEnglish
- ASINB086VJN61M
- VersionUnabridged
- Program TypeAudiobook
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Listening Length | 14 hours |
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Author | Lee Child |
Narrator | Jeff Harding |
Whispersync for Voice | Ready |
Audible.com.au Release Date | 07 March 2013 |
Publisher | Random House Audiobooks |
Program Type | Audiobook |
Version | Unabridged |
Language | English |
ASIN | B086VJN61M |
Best Sellers Rank | 652 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals) 45 in Mysteries (Audible Books & Originals) 48 in Suspense 166 in Suspense Thrillers (Books) |
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Reviewed in Australia on 5 August 2018
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I’m a fan of Lee Child’s Jack Reacher books and find they hold my interest through to the end. Although they become a little predictable at times, the plots are well thought out with surprising conclusions. I like the way that the reader becomes very familiar with Reacher and his personality so that you can fit into the story very comfortably. I would recommend all of the Jack Reacher books.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
his plots have become quite imaginative and his character can be brilliant at times
Reviewed in Australia on 28 March 2015Verified Purchase
I'm a JR fan I suppose, I'll probably read them all (just starting #12). But I thought they improved noticeably at #8. This one being #7, mher!
Don't get me wrong, it was worth reading. But watch out for #8. And the bar stays raised in 9 thru 11. Definitely 4-star reads. I underestimated Child's wordsmithery before, his plots have become quite imaginative and his character can be brilliant at times. There are still a few suggestions I could make but I don't want to nitpick. I'd rather enjoy his work for what it is and for the considerable skills he brings to it. No way I could write stuff that entertaining.
Don't get me wrong, it was worth reading. But watch out for #8. And the bar stays raised in 9 thru 11. Definitely 4-star reads. I underestimated Child's wordsmithery before, his plots have become quite imaginative and his character can be brilliant at times. There are still a few suggestions I could make but I don't want to nitpick. I'd rather enjoy his work for what it is and for the considerable skills he brings to it. No way I could write stuff that entertaining.
Reviewed in Australia on 20 July 2020
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Teacher tries to catch an assassin as usual lot's of twists and turns, one of Lee Child's best. a page turner
Reviewed in Australia on 30 May 2016
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Not the best Reacher I've read so far but still a great read. A couple of twists and surprises and some typical hardcore Reacher. And I love Neagley. I hope Reacher and Neagley work together again in a future book.
Reviewed in Australia on 5 January 2017
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Jack Reacher is such a well written character you can't help but like him. Its only the second Lee Child book I've read but I'm sure it won't be the last.
Reviewed in Australia on 27 January 2019
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Yet another good Reacher book. Easy to read and adventure packed.
Reviewed in Australia on 12 April 2014
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Without Fail is fast paced, but lacking in some detail. However the action is well described. The story line could do with some beefing up to keep the interest going.
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Reviewed in Australia on 4 November 2014
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i have been reading through the series and this one is not my favourite. sometimes the explanations around the characters is a bit long and windy. having said all that im starting no 16 next. happy reading
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Paul S
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not the best of the Jack Reacher thrillers I have read.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 17 September 2020Verified Purchase
Without Fail has surprised me as it is the first Jack Reacher story that I have not completely enjoyed. What has most disappointed me is the plot; it just seems so implausible, even for a work of fiction. In addition, I found it more difficult to feel any empathy for Jack Reacher in this story even though we learn quite a lot about his and his late brother's lives. As a result for the first time with a Jack Reacher story I struggled to maintain interest in the storyline and I found myself putting the book aside rather than finding any excuse not to put it down!
However, there are a number of aspects of this novel that I am sure many readers will enjoy: it has loads of detail about different types of guns which will appeal to anyone who loves technical minutiae in their thrillers; the various locations are described in a very atmospheric way which makes it easy to imagine the settings where the various action scenes occur; and finally there is even a hint of romance for those of us who don't like our fictional heroes to be automatons.
So, for me, not the best Jack Reacher thriller I have read to date, but as I have already read a number that were written after this novel was published, it will not put me off reading more in the future.
However, there are a number of aspects of this novel that I am sure many readers will enjoy: it has loads of detail about different types of guns which will appeal to anyone who loves technical minutiae in their thrillers; the various locations are described in a very atmospheric way which makes it easy to imagine the settings where the various action scenes occur; and finally there is even a hint of romance for those of us who don't like our fictional heroes to be automatons.
So, for me, not the best Jack Reacher thriller I have read to date, but as I have already read a number that were written after this novel was published, it will not put me off reading more in the future.
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J. M. Thomas
5.0 out of 5 stars
A compulsive read.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 8 April 2018Verified Purchase
While on an extended holiday I started reading the Jack Reacher books. I am now close to finishing book 7. I have found all so far to be a great read and very difficult to put down. The stories, apart from following the same "drifter" background, are very different. I had read many Andy Mcnab & Chris Ryan books & wanted a change from the repetitive story lines. I enjoyed reading the aforementioned but started to find they followed a similar plot. I am pleased that there are 22 books in the Jack Reacher set so they should keep me going for a little while yet.
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Jim Bowen
3.0 out of 5 stars
A Little Posted In Maybe?
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 8 December 2021Verified Purchase
I've not read many of Lee Child's early Jack Reacher novels. This one felt like he might have been finding his feet a little.
First, a quick precis/primer about man-mountain Jack Reacher. He's a retired former military policeman who gets into excitement, as he travels about the US, rescuing people, and blowing things up.
In the book, Reacher is brought in to help defend the Vice President, because of course he was. Who wouldn't hire a long since retired policeman for the most important security detail of he life? Anyway, he's been recommended by someone close to him, and approaches the job with vigour and vim. The question is, can he and the secret services save the day?
The book itself wasn't a bad read. It just felt a bit posted in, or as if he was doing the novelistic equivalent of that.
First, a quick precis/primer about man-mountain Jack Reacher. He's a retired former military policeman who gets into excitement, as he travels about the US, rescuing people, and blowing things up.
In the book, Reacher is brought in to help defend the Vice President, because of course he was. Who wouldn't hire a long since retired policeman for the most important security detail of he life? Anyway, he's been recommended by someone close to him, and approaches the job with vigour and vim. The question is, can he and the secret services save the day?
The book itself wasn't a bad read. It just felt a bit posted in, or as if he was doing the novelistic equivalent of that.
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N. Dams
3.0 out of 5 stars
Don't binge on Reacher
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 7 January 2021Verified Purchase
I've been binge-reading Reacher stories for a couple of weeks now, and it's a mistake. Let a few weeks go by between indulging. That way you forget all the formula stuff that Lee Child puts in every story. When you read them back to back, you get to see how similar they are, and you get to realise what a totally commercial proposition it is for Mr Child to write these books. The result is admittedly a totally compelling page-turner, but I think I've had enough of Reacher's far-fetched deductions, his encyclopaedic knowledge of firearms, motor-cars, wine, bible verses, everything under the sun. It's gotten a bit tiring.
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Matt Kent
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Without Fail
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 6 September 2019Verified Purchase
Its a book, its about some guy called Jack Reacher, its written by a guy called Lee Child, it has women in it, it has nasty men in it, it has fast cars in it and it has guns in it. Reacher does what Reacher does, kills the bad guys, has his wicked way with the woman and makes a best friend with a dog called Fred (actually, I might have made that bit up).
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