Running Blind is the fourth book in the Jack Reacher series by Lee Child. The series continues to be enjoyable and provides compelling action-based mysteries. In this novel, Reacher digs himself a whole in which his only option to get out is to assist the FBI as they investigate a series of murders in which the murderer exhibits a strange MO. The FBI is baffled and the agents believe there is involvement with the Army, so Reacher's experience and skills prove helpful in the investigation.
I have found this to be one of the more enjoyable novels in the series. The story is interesting with quite a few twists. Additionally, the novel explores Reacher's relative unease at being tied to one specific geographic location. He continues to be an intriguing character, a man of absolutes who does not quite fit into regular society.
Running Blind
I have found this to be one of the more enjoyable novels in the series. The story is interesting with quite a few twists. Additionally, the novel explores Reacher's relative unease at being tied to one specific geographic location. He continues to be an intriguing character, a man of absolutes who does not quite fit into regular society.
Running Blind
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