Killing Floor

A nice first book in the Jack Reacher series by Lee Child. The book was entertaining and Jack's character is easy to like and connect with. There were however several critical flaws in the story line and plot, which made some of the plot twists unrealistic and very sketchy. As a first book, this can be understandable and maybe common. Will give Jack Reacher another try. Audiobook narration however was often painful to hear, especially when narrating the female voices like Officer Roscoe and others. It would clearly have been better or easier to have a few different narrators for the male and female parts.

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great book while driving 16 hrs

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this was a great first book for child. he won an award for best first novel and it turned out to be his first reacher book. this is the second time I listened to killing floor. it was good the time, it was great the second. I have read six reacher books, I will be reading the rest

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Absolutely loved it! Reacher is addicting for sure. Dick hill is the best voice for this series, I'm absolutely captivated by Reacher and Dick Hills voice!! can't wait to listen to all of them.

Good story and plot for a late 90s book. The pace of the story was good and I didn’t find myself stuck in low-points. The narrator, for me, sucked some of the life of the story away. I was not able to envision some of the characters’ having the voice that the narrator gave them; especially the female voices.

The narrator was a little fast in speaking. but a good jack reacher book

The story was good but the narration was so dull it did not capture our attention. A waste of time and resources.

great series to pass the time as an over the road truck driver

Loved this book.

This was a very good book. Not like Tom Cruise movies but bing an ex army soldier. I could understand the training of his character. It was very entertaining . I loved the twist and turns that Lee Child used in the book.