| ISBN: | 9781473540484 |
| Publisher: | Transworld Digital |
| Published: | 18 August, 2015 |
| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Part of Jack Reacher (Series)
- 1 Killing Floor
- 2 Die Trying
- 3 Tripwire
- 4 Running Blind (US) / The Visitor (UK)
- 5 Echo Burning
- 6 Without Fail
- 7 Persuader
- 8 The Enemy
- 9 One Shot
- 10 The Hard Way
- 11 Bad Luck and Trouble
- 12 Nothing to Lose
- 12.5 Guy Walks into a Bar...
- 13 Gone Tomorrow
- 14 61 Hours
- 15 Worth Dying For
- 15.5 Second Son
- 16 The Affair
- 16.5 Deep Down
- 17 A Wanted Man
- 17.5 High Heat
- 18 Never Go Back
- 18.5 Not a Drill
- 19 Personal
- 19.1 Good and Valuable Consideration
- 19.5 Small Wars
- 20 Make Me
- 21 Night School
- 21.5 No Middle Name
- 22 The Midnight Line
- 23 Past Tense
- 23.5 The Christmas Scorpion
- 24 Blue Moon
- 25 The Sentinel
- 26 Better off Dead
- 27 No Plan B
- 28 The Secret
- 29 In Too Deep
In this ebook short story, also available in the new, complete Jack Reacher short story collection No Middle Name, #1 Sunday Times bestselling author Lee Child goes back to 1989, when Jack Reacher is serving as an officer in the military police. A young lieutenant colonel, in a stylish handmade uniform, roars through the damp woods of Georgia in her new silver Porsche - until she meets a very tall soldier with a broken-down car.What could connect a cold-blooded off-post shooting with Reacher, his elder brother Joe, and a secretive unit of pointy-heads from the Pentagon?
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