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The bestselling novel featuring the “wonderfully epic hero” (People) who inspired the hit film Jack Reacher. Across the country women are being murdered, victims of a disciplined and clever killer who leaves no trace evidence, no fatal wounds, no signs of struggle, and no clues to an apparent motive. They are, truly, perfect crimes. In fact, there’s only one thing that links one victim to the next. Each of the women knew Jack Reacher. And this time, even he’s running blind. Read more
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Format: Kindle
One of the many things that I like about the Lee Child’s Jack Reacher series is that you can start reading the series with any of the books and enjoy it fully. Although it is a series, Lee writes each of the books in such a manner that they can be read and enjoyed as a standalone thriller. That is why Lee is an award-winning author with books on all the major bestseller lists. If you have never read any of Lee Child’s Jack Reacher books, you are in for a real treat. Running Blind. Running Blind is an adrenaline-fueled, roller-coaster thrill ride from the first page to the last page. A tale with more twists and turns than a sidewinder leaves in the desert sand. A tale that will keep you glued to your seat, burning through the pages until you have read the last page. At over 350 pages, this is a long read, so be prepared for a long night. Most thrillers are either plot driven, or character driven, but Child’s Reacher stories are equally plot and character driven, and that is a winning combination. If you are searching for an author and a book series that you can binge on, read Lee Child and his Jack Reacher series. Both Lee and his character are worthies to ride the river with.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024 by JWalch
Format: Paperback
Book Review - There are at least several stories going on here in Lee Child’s “Running Blind” and Jack Reacher is stuck in the middle of both of them! Child does a great job with this ‘detective crime’ story. His story telling was intriguing and climatic. The police/FBI investigation stuff is wonderful; many of the investigative clues really jump out and make readers wonder, but some other clues will slip right on by because Child’s writing for this novel was clever and intuitive. The FBI ends up being the bad guys in this one, because they abused their power and trap Reacher into helping them. Then after he does their investigative work for them, they try to threaten him into some unfair-type of an agreement, but Reacher was too smart for them. I loved the dialogue of Reacher “out-maneuvering” their pushy threats. Child also surprised me by including a serious love interest for Reacher in this story which put him into a considerable quagmire. Reacher wins the love of his life in the story, but isn't sure about the life he loves. He had an extremely difficult decision to make. The very things that made him so desirable also make him unattainable. Readers can guess what he does since there are a dozen or more books following this one. His choice leaves readers of the story, and him, very sad. Other than that, Running Blind was one of Lee Child’s better Jack Reacher novels. The Reacher character really shined in this early book and it lead me to be a continuous reader of the series. A wonderful ‘Jack Reacher figures it out’ read…
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2021 by Hendricks Book Reviews
I have read all but one of the Jack Reacher series of novels by this author and this one is right up there with the best of them. I don't get those that thought this was something less than a wonderfully told mystery, but I respect their right to think that way. There is a serial murderer on the loose and Jack reacher gets roped into the search for him by the FBI who had actually considered him as a candidate for being the killer. Women who complained of sexual harrassment while in the service and who brought charges against the men who harrassed them are being killed in a ritual fashion. Because of his familiarity with the service (Reacher is a retired Army Major who served in the military police) and because while the FBI had him under surveilance they saw him banging the heads of two guys who were working the protection rackets and could charge him with a crime if they chose, Reacher agrees reluctantly to be a consultant on the matter. The leader of the group is very big into profiling and she believes she knows the type of person who would be doing this crime. Reacher has to battle her misconceptions during most of the book as he finally gets drawn into the hunt in earnest. The author has done a first class job in this tightly drawn mystery and I have to admit that when the identity of the killer was revealed, it was a total surpise. I have nothing but praise for this effort and found it very rewarding to read.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2006 by John R. Linnell
Format: Kindle
Currently #4 of 29 Jack Reacher novels, Lee Child keeps the action pounding and Jack on the move as he handles a serial killer targeting ex-military women who brought sexual charges against their abusers and then left the service. The FBI is involved in the case, but they are attacking it according to their own agenda - and Jack thinks they are wrong about motive. They are pretty sure this crime is being committed by someone exactly like Jack. I have loved the series of movies and TV shows that feature Jack Reacher, and have read various of Lee Child's Jack Reacher books over the years, but my daughter and I decided to spend early summer reading the series intact, in order. And it's got us both neglecting the gardens, the housework, the cooking. I didn't know what we were missing! My advice to you all is to just go for it. We already adored Jack - now we know him better and love him more.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2024 by Bonnye Reed Fry
Format: Kindle
This book is so good that it was damn near impossible to put it down. Some times I like to guess what is going on..sometimes I am successful. This one had so many different avenues that I couldn’t come up with a solid answer. Ergo,buy it.
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2025 by Roger Jaimeyfield
Format: Mass Market Paperback
Lee Child can weave an interesting tale about Jack Reacher but may drive readers who are familiar with proper sentence structure and use of punctuation to the brink. I know that’s the case for me. I purchased the entire Jack Reacher series of books after seeing the first season of the series. I never would have read so many of his books if I hadn’t already paid for them. I have often wondered why, with all the money that Lee Child must have brought in from his writing, he can’t seem to afford a staff who will proofread and correct the many mistakes throughout his books. Same goes for his publisher. I held onto hope with each successive book that he might learn something about writing and make his books easier to read. I hoped, with the addition of his brother on the last couple, that the books would improve but seemed to get only worse. Sometimes, 2 whole pages of back-and-forth banter are written with nothing to occasionally let you know who is speaking, so multiple readings may be needed at times to sort it out. I think almost all, if not all, of the pages have sentences with commas where none are needed, periods where commas are needed, clauses used as sentences, and a new paragraph starting from a clause that belongs in the previous sentence of the preceding paragraph. As I said, hard to read if you understand basic sentence structure. There are often times where I wish Lee had done one iota of research to get facts right. I refer to passages in the stories where it was apparent that Lee Child had no experience or knowledge; I guess, more or less, the writing is off the top of his head. Some problems are: 1: He thinks the flashing emergency lights of vehicles in the western states are the same as in much of the New England states (blue on fire trucks and red on police). 2: He didn’t know what the average shoe size in America is actually 10 ½ (stating it as 9) 3: He thinks a large man like Jack Reacher would have what Lee evidently thinks of as a large foot size of 11, instead of something closer to 14 or 15 (I am 6’1” and wear a 13.) I assume Lee has a small foot. 4: Lee has never been near a fast-moving train, thinking there is violent ground movement when the train is even over a mile away and hurricane force winds near one traveling 60 mph. 5: He seems to think that all gas stations and quick marts sell khaki pants and various shirts, packs of socks, and underwear. 6: Jack Reacher can knock anyone unconscious and very often dead with one punch. I can remember only a couple times when it took two. 7: He thinks face bones will “shatter” from a Jack Reacher punch and can knock out a gorilla or even an elephant. Jack also never has injuries to his hand or elbow from such amazing blows. 8: Jack Reacher’s hands are said to be as large as a dinner plate and his fists as large as Thanksgiving turkeys…really? Yes, his books are hard to read for these and other reasons caused by lack of oversight by his publisher and lack of staff. Please, I hope never to find out he has a staff that lets this stuff through. Good storyteller, other than the lack of research on details and no idea as to sentence/paragraph structure.. Rating would be five for the story. Won't buy future books
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2022 by R. Loe
Format: Kindle
Again Child delivers a riveting mystery involving US Army retirees and FBI investigators. A series of murders draws Reacher into a vipers pit of aggressive investigators within the FBI special profilers AKA pointy heads and a regular agent. Reacher, living in New York, with his girlfriend lawyer is drawn into the case as an unpaid consultant because of his Army Cop background and knowledge of Army issues. Definitely a page turner the reader will not want to put down. Highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2026 by Mississippi Patriot
Format: Kindle
Reading the series of the Reacher story in chronological order and this novel is by far the best I’ve read so far. Very nice job with the antagonist!
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2026 by Gwendolyn I. Brunelli