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The Jack Reacher Cases (The Man Whose Aim Is True)
A USA TODAY BESTSELLING SERIES
Set in the Reacher universe by permission of Lee Child
Book #15 in The Jack Reacher Cases.
In the latest, action-packed installment of The Jack Reacher Cases, a sniper begins a reign of terror.
Lauren Pauling learns someone may have targeted Jack Reacher for war crimes.
And Michael Tallon receives word the sniper may have links to his own past.
"The story moves faster than a speeding bullet and packs a deadly punch." -AppleBooks
“Ames is a sensation among readers who love fast-paced thrillers.” -MysteryTribune
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Reviews
The characters and plot are interesting. The story is engaging and moves quickly. As with the other books written by Mr. Ames, this one will leave you wanting to hear more about the adventures of Pauling and Tallon. I did receive this book as a complimentary copy. I don’t believe you will be disappointed.
By C. T. Clagett
THE MAN WHOSE AIM. IS..TRUE..Dan Ames # 15 starts out with a good detailed description, the characters, the setting, then a sniper killing.. With Pauling get an email with Jack Reacher name. She has a few contacts yet with the FBI meeting with Deb Haskins. Who is behind saying Jack Reacher is a war criminal. Reacher ‘s file has been inactive for years. Deb knew that Pauling would get to the bottom of it. Reacher a man who has no trace to anything, to find him,one literally traced him down. She had a file when they worked together and added when she read of his escapades. Detective.Claire Brewster had the case for the first sniper killing, the information was sparse. When she heard of the next sniper killing, Congressman Ortiz., at the bottom of the article. RKN 74 Tallon got the message also about Reacher, calling Pauline he was coming. What is the connection behind the name Reacher, or was it to get to Pauling. and Tallon..A plot that has twists, and different ones are pulled in it. Another intriguing case for Pauling and .Tallon. Given ARC for my voluntary review and my honest opinion
By Ellen/Oceanside