Ok not his best effort but still worth a read especially if you're a Jack Reacher fan. The plot was a little thin in places and dare I say a little predictable but as a easy paced read it is ok.
Reacher is again up to his anti-hero best avenging helpless town folk from an evil overlord bent on maxium profit at the expense of innocent people.
I think part of the attraction of these novels is that we all slightly want the freedom that Reacher has, i.e. no responsibilties and the freedom to come and go when he pleases.
Is worth buying? Yes I think so and as the title suggests you've nothing to lose.

Not that bad...not his worst and not his best either

I am an avid fan of Lee Childs work, normally.
I had this book on order since January and was literally ticking the days off until it arrived in mid March - All his previous books I have read in 1 sitting, staying up until the small hours to finish it. We are now mid April and I still havent got through the first 120 pages.

Sadly the plot is thin, Jack Reacher is coming across as a man thats past his prime, and the general context is 'padded out', its quite monotonous and hard work to read. I'm not sure I will even read it to the end.

Very dissapointed indeed