Jack Reacher: One Shot: a Novel Free Audiobook Download by Lee Child

In Jack Reacher: One Shot, Lee Child has written a novel that is not your run-of-the-mill suspense/thriller. It starts off with Jack Reacher being in a bad place mentally. He's been shot by someone he doesn't know and is on the run from law enforcement. In an effort to escape his pursuers, he takes to the streets of New York City to do some sleuthing and see if he can find out who shot him and why the shooter was after him. This mystery novel is told from Jack Reacher's point of view. In true thriller fashion, Lee Child has created an interesting story that will keep you guessing until the very end.

In the first book of Lee Child's Jack Reacher series, a former military policeman is ordered to take one shot. Jack Reacher is asked to kill an army sniper who has taken aim at the heart of a local church congregation. The sniper doesn't care if he kills women and children as well as men in uniform. Yet each life matters to Reacher, who has been trained not to take just any life, but only when necessary.

Jack Reacher is back! Author Lee Child tells the tale of how Jack Reacher comes back to find out who killed his former military training as a sniper. This time it takes him from the streets of New York City to all across Europe, as he tries to figure out who would want him dead.

Jack Reacher is an ex-military investigator and now a drifter who has been hired to find out why a sniper is targeting random people in Savannah. It turns out that the sniper, who has a high IQ but no memory, might be an ex-soldier himself.

Jack Reacher is a hard, tough guy that has seen some dark days. When he gets word of a woman, who might be in trouble, he takes off to find her, leaving no clues as to his identity or where he is going.

Jack Reacher, a former military policeman, is a drifter now, never staying in one town for more than a few weeks. He's still tough as nails: tough but with an even temper. Now he's come to the curious little town of Margrave, Georgia. He knows that it isn't often that he finds himself in such a place, but he has no interest in catching up on his sleep or taking a hot shower. What draws him here is the unsolved murder of five members of the local police department and their chief—five guys who knew all about Jack Reacher, who thought they were safe because they had him locked up in Margrave for something else entirely.