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... a Goodwill run today.....got a nice haul. Can't beat paperbacks for 49 cents!!
True Detectives by Jonathan Kellerman
Nothing To Lose by Lee Child
One Shot by Lee Child
The Bodies Left Behind by Jeffrey Deaver
Quentins by Maeve Binchy
The Face by Angela Hunt
The Prometheus Dec ... Nothing To Lose by Lee Child
good, not great. Snitched from Linda I have finished reading Nothing to Lose by Lee Child. This was an OK book. The characters were well written, but a little cliched - the drifter who used to be a cop blowing into town just in time to save the world and emotionally rescue the small-town female cop with a tragedy in her past. I ... ...
Bite by Laurell K. Hamilton, Charlaine Harris, MaryJanice Davidson, Angela Knight & Vickie Taylor
Nothing to Lose by Lee Child
Vitamin Q by Roddy Lumsden 50; Nothing to Lose by Lee Child.
Reacher is walking across America and comes to the junction of Hope and Despair. In reality and as a metaphor for the lack of hope the residents exhibit.
The town is depressing, the characters aren't that likable and the time spent on the stor wasn't worth ... Nothing, by Henry Green (read 9 Jan 1952)
Just so you know somebody checks these things, I point out to justifiedsinner that his #27 does NOT correctly respond to #26, but what we shoud do about it I don't know... I just read four Jack Reacher novels myself this month. I read The Hard Way, Running Blind, The Enemy, and Nothing to Lose...What a fun way to spend a lazy summer!! ... of being out there alone, of being so chameleon-like that the players never suspected there was a cop in their midst."
Nothing To Lose by S.K. McClafferty
"Can you fill something that large?" ... - What I Talk About When I Talk About Running (audio book)
41. Lucy Knisley - French Milk
42. Lee Child - Nothing to Lose
43. Erika Moen - Dar: A Super Girly Top Secret Comic Diary
... by Wendy Markham
Shopaholic Abroad by Sophie Kinsella
Princess Izzy and the E Street Shuffle by Beverly Barlett
Nothing to Lose by Lee Child ... fufilled it's promise of being fascinating all the way through, although the puns didn't improve.
Sole Survivor and nothing to lose passed quickly and unremarkably. Koontz simply because I don't think I get on with his style, but a Nothing to Lose was the first average novel from Lee Chil ... More popcorn thrillers in nothing to lose I've liked all the previous Jack Reacher stories by Lee Child, some of which have been very good indeed. This however is quite tame, and almost dull in comparison.
Even a bad Lee Child is better than Koontz though. ... I loved his celtic trilogy, and found a couple of others readable, but I've bad memories of Hood. Maybe it was just me.
Nothing to lose
house of suns and big sleep on 3 for 2 at Waterstones as I was passing by, not intending to have bought any books. Somewhere between Hope and Despair apparently real towns in Colorado, with Jack Reacher in Nothing to Lose. Finishing the Famous Five book and started with Nothing to lose by Lee Child. I'm about to post 2 books:
People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks trade paperback
Nothing to Lose by Lee Child hardback
Both mint! Contact me soon!
Popped into the library, looked at the sale books, walked out with:
People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks
Nothing to Lose by Lee Child
Underground by Haruki Murakami
All hardbacks, not bad! ... (2003)
8. The Enemy (2004)
9. One Shot (2005)
10. The Hard Way (2006)
11. Bad Luck and Trouble (2007)
12. Nothing To Lose (2008)
13. Gone Tomorrow (2009) no touchstone--probably because it hasn't been published yet.
209. Nothing to Lose by Lee Child The Jack Reacher novels are indeed terrific -- I just finished Nothing to Lose and now I've added yet another book to my "oh I want to own this book!" list.
I enjoyed the first few Randy Wayne White books about Doc Ford -- feeling that with a little more experience Ford would become the ... ...
4. Dark of the moon Sandford
5. Dead Time White (March)
6.Where are they now? Clark (April)
7.Hold Tight Coben (May)
8. Nothing to Lose (June)
... the Atlantic for several years now, but the strain of producing a new Jack Reacher novel every summer is clearly showing in Nothing to Lose, Child's 12th installment of this once-engaging series, and one of the most boring books I've read this year. Its dull prose and uninspired plotting make ... ... and still haven't got it out of my head. What a story!!
I'm well past halfway in Lee Child's latest Jack Reacher novel Nothing to Lose, and though Ii've been a big fan of the Reacher books, this new one's not just blah and deary, but Child manages to jump the shark big-time around page 200, ... I enjoyed finishing Lee Child's Nothing to Lose, maybe a little more far-fetched than some of his and went on to start Trudy Canavan's Priestess of the White, a slow start in the first volume but warming up now.
My first replacement copy of A Florentine Death by Michele Giuttari ...
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