Thread: Anyone read Lee Childs?
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Old 06-12-2011, 03:03 AM   #71
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Perhaps Nelson DeMille's John Corey books would qualify in this category?
John Corey is too much of a wise ass. Reacher is much more subdued. But I guess that as page-turning reading goes, he's perfect. Great character though and I wish De Mille would come out with a few more with him in it.


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