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title: "Killing Floor (Jack Reacher, No. 1) by Lee Child (1998-04-01)"
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reviews_count: 10
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# Killing Floor (Jack Reacher, No. 1) by Lee Child (1998-04-01)

**Brand:** lee child
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- **What is this?** Killing Floor (Jack Reacher, No. 1) by Lee Child (1998-04-01) by lee child
- **How much does it cost?** ₩109835 with free shipping
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## Customer Reviews

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    From Meh to Ugh
  

*by K***V on Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2019*

I really hate quitting books. I always try to push through and hope it's just a slow build up to something great. After about 300 pages (after the scene in the airport) I realized I had gone from vaguely uninterested to downright annoyed and aggravated. The plot progression is slow, far-fetched, and the characters are boring. After more than half the book, I couldn't have cared less if any of the main characters died, including Jack Reacher. As for the writing style, I completely understand how short, direct, even fragmented sentences can add power to a scene, but the ENTIRE book is written this way even when completely unnecessary. Couldn't do it. Not me. The short sentences. They get to you after awhile. Feels too choppy. Like a robot. Well, I ain't a robot. Never have been. Never will be. Sad, really. Great reviews. Short sentences. Can't figure it out. Recommend this book? Not me. No way. No how.

### ⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Painful
  

*by J***N on Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2017*

This is my first time delving into the world of Jack Reacher beyond the lackluster movie. I was prepared, based on reviews, to be wowed by Mr. Child's one-man-against-all-odds novel. Unfortunately it was more "meh" than "wow". While the story itself was interesting, with a unique take on a global counterfeiting ring and one man's quest to avenge a brother who strayed too close, the writing itself got to be downright painful. There are just some things I found in this novel that you should never, ever, read from a talented author:  "It was as distinctive as the most distinctive thing you could ever think of" -literally made me cringe  "We high-fived, whooped and hollered" - Once is bad enough, but when this is used 4 and 5 times, with "high-ten" as the only variation, it leaves me scanning pages trying to skip beyond the sophomoric attempt at a written bromance and get back into the actual story.My hope is, with this being an early novel, the writer has matured through subsequent releases. I will be moving on to the next novel still hoping for a "WOW" moment; let's hope it comes with fewer cringe-worthy passages.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Fast moving and suspenseful thriller
  

*by C***D on Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2017*

Considering that it’s been 20 years since Lee Child’s first Jack Reacher novel, “Killing Floor” was published I acknowledge I’m late to the party with this review.  I’ve avoided this genre for years as there are a dozen guys out there writing this type of fiction.  They all seem cut from the same cloth; a former military Spec Ops guy who suffers personal loss and is damaged drops off the grid and drifts around getting embroiled in various subterfuge.  He’s big, bad, a master of ‘special skills’, and is just one rung down from having lineage traceable to the planet Krypton.  They all seem the same and the stories contrived so they failed to appeal to me.  Well, guess I’ve been wrong because “Killing Floor” grabbed me from the first page.  Ex-Army Military Policeman Jack Reacher is 6 foot 6 inches of bad mamma-jama and yes he’s damaged goods, wandering through Georgia when he’s arrested in a diner for a murder which he’s not committed.  The story rockets along at a blistering pace with plenty of action, twists and turns, and excitement for 529 pages.  I’ve already bought the next two in the 21 (and counting) book series.  In the forward to this paperback edition Child tells the readers his objective when creating the Reacher character was to have someone who was pretty much indestructible- a guy who does not lose and vanquishes every bad guy he meets.  He wanted someone different from the flawed and vulnerable heroes in other books and find themselves in mortal jeopardy at every turn and in Jack Reacher he succeeds. Knowing the hero isn’t going to fail does not lessen the suspense and it’s fun watching how Reacher takes down the scum.  It’s kind of like satisfaction you get watching a Jason Bourne movie.

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