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Killing Floor by Lee Child

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alexandra_medley1995's review against another edition

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dark mysterious tense medium-paced

Plot- or character-driven? A mix
Strong character development? N/A
Loveable characters? It's complicated
Diverse cast of characters? Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus? No

3.75

megareads42's review against another edition

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3.0

Total junk read, but I still enjoyed it. Probably a nice palate cleanser between more serious books. I never love action sequences, so I did skim through those (and there were quite a few). Felt like I was reading a Derrick Storm novel. Thought the character of Jack Reacher got a bit more over-the-top as the story went on. I'd read another, but not ready to run out and grab it right this second.

fuzzypurplecows's review against another edition

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I really wasn’t loving experiencing the first person POV of a man in the 90s.

mpcleveland_'s review against another edition

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3.0

I read this after watching the show and while I enjoyed the book, I was disappointed by the personality (or lack there-of) that was given to Jack. I like the show better and this was not rated as the best book in the series so other books could be better.

zbmorgan's review

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3.0

So really 3.5 stars, - as far as the thriller genre goes, this was good, but it's very over the top in the fact that it's written by a man for men about a man's man. While the 'sweet, sexy, southern female cop' who will sleep with you the moment you've been released from the prison you were thrown into due to a wrong conviction might be some men's fantasy, for me, it's a total eye-roller. Still, the plot was thorough (could actually have been 25% shorter, somehow) and you learn a few facts about a particular type of crime (it would be a spoiler to tell you which one).