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What's new for Jack Reacher?
Lee explains the origins of Reacher (and his name) in Otto Penzler's The Lineup: The World's Greatest
Crime Writers Tell the Inside Story of Their Greatest Detectives on sale November 10, 2009. On November 11th,
Lee will appear with Otto, John Connolly and Carol O'Connell in New York City. See our
Appearances page for details.
Now available from Audible.com, The Copper Bracelet, sequel to The Chopin Manuscript.
When a picnic in the French countryside turns violent and a mysterious assassin makes an ugly threat, these and
other events bring Harold Middleton and his Volunteers back into action.
Click on the covers for more info...
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GONE TOMORROW #1 best-seller on sale now!
US
UK
It's two a.m. in Manhattan on a subway car hurtling uptown. Jack Reacher sits sprawled out, heading nowhere
in particular, observing his environment. A few tired faces; some weary men and women. Nothing remarkable in that,
unless you have Reacher's training. Because the woman he sees sitting across from him is the textbook example of a suicide
bomber.
Ever wondered what Reacher would do to Al-Queda? GONE TOMORROW is your answer.
Click the graphic above to watch the animated trailer for BookandBeyond's exclusive video, available with the
UK eBook edition of NOTHING TO LOSE.
If they'd only served him a cup of coffee, the citizens of Despair would have had a typical day. It would have been a bad day,
but not Reacher's problem. A little caffeine and he'd have moved on. But these people want to run him out of
town—back the way he came. Bad idea.
What does Despair need to hide so desperately that just
one look at Reacher scares them stupid?
Take a look at this nifty "browse and search" gizmo from Bantam US!
For easy reading, click on the book cover. A pop-up window will appear and allow you to see
inside the book, turn the pages, read the early chapters, and search for words. There's even a
link to buy the book through the Random House website.
Safari users: if you see a white screen instead of the book cover, just click on it to shift
to the text pages.
If you like this one, click here to browse and search inside
other Reacher novels from Bantam US.
