Lee Child - Jack Reacher Collection

KILLING FLOOR
1st JACK REACHER BOOK
(1997)

The electrifying debut novel which introduces Jack Reacher, a drifter and ex-military policeman; a man of action unafraid to take justice into his own hands; a man of intelligence and cunning. Shortly after Reacher arrives in the sleepy town of Margrave, Georgia he's arrested for murder. The next three days' events leave everyone stunned. Unable to walk away from the situation, Reacher must unravel the mystery before a team of killers make him the next victim.



DIE TRYING
2nd JACK REACHER BOOK
(1998)

In a quiet Chicago suburb, a dentist is attacked in his office and forced into the trunk of his own car. On a sidewalk downtown, Jack Reacher and an unknown woman are abducted in broad daylight. Reacher and the mysterious woman are held hostage for ransom. With only their wits and a mutual trust, she and Reacher must escape from a wilderness prison and the grasp of a man bent on revenge.



TRIPWIRE
3rd JACK REACHER BOOK
(1999)

Reacher's lazy anonymity in Key West is shattered by a stranger who comes to town searching for him but ends up dead. Following the man's trail back to New York, he finds a bewildered, elderly couple still mourning an all-American son lost in Vietnam, a woman Reacher couldn't forget, and a most vicious opponent.



RUNNING BLIND (US)/THE VISITOR (UK)
4th JACK REACHER BOOK
(2000)

Sgt. Amy Callan and Lt. Caroline Cook are both high-flying, career army women, both victims of sexual harassment by their superiors, both forced to resign. And now they're both dead. The murder investigators are sure Reacher has the answers to their question: how did these women die? And why?



ECHO BURNING
5th JACK REACHER BOOK
(2001)

When a gorgeous, desperate housewife opens the door of her air-conditioned car to Reacher when he's hitchhiking in the high heat of a Texas sun, they end up taking the ride of their lives.



WITHOUT FAIL
6th JACK REACHER BOOK
(2002)

One Secret Service mandate is to protect the Vice President; they're the best at doing just that. Or so they think. When Reacher is hired to test their assumption, he doesn't know he's not the only one after the VP. But these killers who want the VP dead don't know about Reacher either, and that may be their only mistake.



PERSUADER
7th JACK REACHER BOOK
(2003)

Walking along the street, Reacher sees a man who should be dead. Ten years before, that man murdered someone important to Reacher and got away with it. Should Reacher contact the police and let them sort it out? That isn't something Reacher has much patience for. No-wait justice, that's our guy.



THE ENEMY
8th JACK REACHER BOOK
(2004)

This is a prequel, set in 1990 before the events of Killing Floor. Reacher's still an MP, still a company man, still held to a strict code of ethics. When a general is found dead in a sleazy motel in North Carolina, it opens up a real can of worms. And while Reacher looks for answers, he could discover he's not such a company man after all.



ONE SHOT
9th JACK REACHER BOOK
(2005)

Somewhere in Indiana, six sniper shots ring out in the afternoon calm. Evidence everywhere, the sniper is caught easily. "Get Jack Reacher for me." is all he'll say during interrogation. "Who's Reacher?" wonder the police. They find out soon enough because Reacher's already on his way for reasons of his own.



THE HARD WAY
10th JACK REACHER BOOK
(2006)

Drinking espresso in NYC, Reacher sits…watching. Possibly, even relaxing. Yah, that's not gonna last. Soon he's helping a man whose wife and daughter have been kidnapped. This man knows how to wage war, but all-out war will only get them killed. What he needs is a hunter, an investigator; what he thinks he has is a man he can control.



BAD LUCK AND TROUBLE
11th JACK REACHER BOOK
(2007)

Nobody tracks down Jack Reacher unless he wants them to find him. No phone, no permanent address, no family to call. No trail…except for the broken hearts, maybe. But someone awfully clever leaves a coded message for Reacher. A message that will bring Reacher, and a handful of other clever minds he could name—in his sleep if he had to—together for the first time in almost a decade.