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This is a good book. It is dramatic and gripping. The back jacket request that those who have read the book not explain the story to those who have not. I will oblige, and recommend it.
I liked this. It's more subtle than the few other things I've read by him, which wasn't the problem, but it lacks the sort of strange vision I've come to expect from Murakami.
Jack Reacher is the ultimate badass loner. A legend in the Army's Military Police, Reacher mustered out after 14 heroic years, and now wanders the U.S., staying as anonymous as possible. In the first Reacher novel, "Killing Floor," Jack wandered into a small Georgia town that just happened to be the site of his estranged brother's murder. In "Die Trying," Reacher is in Chicago. He helps a struggling lady with her dry cleaning, then POUF! He and the mystery lady are kidnapped. Novels featuring giant badass loners who just happen to find trouble are not meant to be realistic. I get that. What's fun is Lee Childs' casual way of introducing different skills to the narrative. This is a guilty pleasure genre for me, and my main criterion is, "Did the book draw me in and hook me?" Yeah. "Die Trying" hooked me. It took awhile for me to fall completely, but I did. Lee Child is a skillful writer. I like that he doesn't overwrite climaxes or indulge in manipulation. Best of all, sometimes it just makes sense for the badass loner to kill a bad guy without any dramatic speeches. If you liked "Killing Floor," you'll likely find "Die Trying" a worthy successor. If you're an Alex Cross fan, or big on Tom Clancy's work, I recommend this book. Reacher isn't funny or horribly exciting, but if you're going to be kidnapped by a nutball militia leader, then he's somebody you'd want around. (I give "Die Trying" a bonus point for the cute female rescuee being named Holly Johnson, same as the lead singer of the very un-Reacher-like 80's band Frankie Goes to Hollywood)
I really liked this play. It is so funny. I especially enjoyed the role of women in it. There is alot of play with justice, revenge, and mercy. The hero of the play is clearly a woman who encompasses all of these attributes, and the antagonist is one who only has two of these traits. The play on words is fabulous and the man to man love is better understood after reading a really good Renaissance culture article...
Amazing story, amazing woman! Read this!