Amazon.com: Customer reviews: Get Back Jack: Hunting Lee Child's Jack Reacher (The Hunt for Jack Reacher Series Book 4)

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Looking for Reacher keeps getting messy

May 6, 2019

Diane Capri continues to keep Reacher just out reach of our two FBI agents. The relationship they have with their boss is deliciously strange and as it seems to go in one direction then if changes. Other people who met Reacher do not give our FBI hero's the satisfaction of their misguided belief that he is a bad person. But they keep getting hints and the adventure continues. I am looking forward to the next hunt for Jack Reacher series book. Thank you Diane Capri.

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Scott White

Very disappointing

April 4, 2014

It was way too wordy, filled with unimportant details and frustrating ideas and conclusions that never materialized , very disappointing that "Reacher" never showed up in the book , I won't read another in the series

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Scott White

Very disappointing

April 4, 2014

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Nathan S. Collier

Does Amazon give refunds? This book is TERRIBLE!!! Did NOT finish, felt like i'd wasted hours of my time.

July 26, 2014

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TERRIBLE!!! Did NOT finish; LOVE Lee Child series, nice to read re characters he created in various Jack Reacher novels, BUT this woman can't write! plot drags on, illogical to the EXTREME (yes, many books require some 'suspension of disbelief', this one requires you to be gullible enough to fall for Nigerian internet scams every 10 pages).

Started skimming early on, just got worse and worse.

Amazon give refunds?

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Jim

TIRED

May 13, 2014

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A bit hohum..... too much description and not enough action.
Story lacking destination..... tends to miss creating the tension for the reader with subsequent surprise elements.

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Hugh Franks

I Know Jack and This Ain't Him

March 2, 2014

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A good attempt but not anywhere near as entertaining as Lee Child's work. Repetitive and slow, this book can be ignored with no worry of disrespecting Jack Reacher.

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EBL

Not close to Lee Childs

April 24, 2014

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Putting Jack Reacher's name in this novel is merely bait and switch. Neither the characher nor Lee Childs' energized prose are to be found in this knock-off. Don't wast your time.

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Amazon Customer

Jack Reacher Tease....

October 23, 2015

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Blah, Blah, Blah. The first half of the book just went on and on, with the two main characters (FBI agents) speculating about Jack Reacher and his whereabouts. About half way through, the book started to gain traction, forgot about Jack Reacher for the most part, and developed a decent story line on it's own. Okay read, hence the three star reading, but mostly just a Jack Reacher tease. This is the third book in the "find Jack Reacher" series, and so far, they have nothing on the man. Seems to me this author is simply making money off of a GREAT Lee Child character.

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HollisterBulldawg

Had to stop

November 24, 2017

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The first book was good. The two short stories were OK. But this book has no deep plot, just chase Jack Reacher and/or his crew of military psychopaths. One plane ride after another. One hotel after another. Gets boring, you know. The author works in improbable audio/visual spying . It just wore me down all this nonsense. Time to give up on this series and wait for Lee to craft another classic.

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A. meyer

Hated it.

June 6, 2019

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How many times does the reader need to be told that there's zero privacy and anything you say or do can be surveilled? How many times does the reader need to be told that poor Gaspar limps? How many times does the reader need to be told that Otto loves coffee? Apparently we need to be told that in every. single. chapter.

I've got other problems with this book, buy I'm so annoyed I've decided to stick with the petty complaints.

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Robert L Pratt

Looking for Reacher keeps getting messy

May 6, 2019

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james t holtzinger

If you want me I'll find you.

November 24, 2014

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I liked it a lot but I could tell it wasn't written by Lee Child. Jack Reacher is Lee Child's star character so I tried it. If I hadn't read 25 books of Lee Child I wouldn't have been able to tell the difference. I liked it any way and it was a good plot well told. Reacher is a drifter with no belongings none, no house, no apartment, no car, no boat, lives in motel rooms. He goes into a cheap clothing store every few days and buys a shirt and a pants. He throws out his old cloths because he doesn't want to carry them. He uses cash and has his pension sent to a forward address where ever he happens to be. No cell phone, no utilities, no bills of any kind. So there is no way to trace him. Then with his super human skills solves the mysteries that are not solvable.

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