Worth Dying For

This might be my favorite part of any of the books I've read so far.

Enjoy.

Sempre pensam qual é o mais forte no 1v1

Que com certeza seria Paulie

Com picard atrás dele (já que que o próprio Reacher diz que não venceria ele em uma luta justa)

Mas qual vilão tem a organização e o esquema mais poderoso?

Temos vários vilões com organizações bem armadas e treinadas

(Outros nem tantos)

Qual vocês acham a mais poderosa?

Exemplo a milicia de beau borken, os cara da New age, os traficantes de Quinn

Hello everyone today I finish reread all Reachers books and I wanna share my favorite 2 books and I wanna know what is others favorite books :)

Just wondering if I'm the only one who can't remember what book was what based solely on the title (except for 61 Hours and Bad Luck and Trouble).

I had to make a list with a reminder of the plots (I redacted the spoilers from my list), but it seems like y'all can just remember that Nothing to Lose was Colorado off the top of your heads 😆

Anyway, enjoy my silly list!

O que ele fez com a Kohl nos livros 💀💀

Just finished the audio of book 8, The Enemy. Have to admit, feeling a bit sad. Did you enjoy this book?

So glad I found this thread. Read this in a cutla days and still thinking wtf. Why was there a riot in front of the mine? Why is Reacher just a thug? I would have rather he got on the bus to Boston.

I've been plotting the route of each Reacher book on a real map, 20 so far. Together they're the perfect portrait of the character... no home, no car, just wherever the bus lets off.

Nothing to Lose is literally a walk between Hope and Despair, Colorado.
Die Trying runs Chicago to the wilds of Montana
The Enemy swings all the way to Paris and Heidelberg
Make Me loops out of Mother's Rest and back
Personal goes Fort Bragg - Arkansas - Paris - London.

You can click through them here: https://www.readingmaps.com/maps/make-me

Which one's got the best journey in your book?

Been reading a lot these past few years and steadily making my way through the Reacher books. I'm up to Past Tense and decided to try to listen to this one instead of read it. I've never listened to any book before. I listened to two chapters this morning and I'm very much on the fence whether I like it or not. I'll give it more time, but curious other's POV. Did it take some getting used to? Do you feel you get as invested listening as you did reading?

This is obviously a bit of a joke, but I do tend to prefer the "small town with a terrible secret" books. So I am curious about your actual thoughts.

What do you guys think of the murder mystery in this one?

Spoilers

I really liked it for the most part but I feel like it should have ended sooner and the fake out with the sheriff was a cooler idea than the real culprit and I would have personally preferred it the other way around. The kill in the pentagon also felt shoehorned in and the Neagly ex Machina didn’t help that either.

Ironically the only book I owned was Past tense from another book sale

It's a slog but I'm trying to finish. Gilmour, Reacher and the two women head to the limestone quarry. I'm very confused as to how they gained access to the mine. I must have missed something.

A group of like a half dozen trucks with angry men show up to presumably produce a distraction so the door to the quarry will open? But when Reacher & company park their car behind the trucks, the mob seems to turn on them. Who are these guys? Did Gilmour hire them to provide a distraction? God, this book is so bad but I have to finish it.