The Affair Reviews
"Readers expecting new insight or details into Reacher's background will be disappointed, but they'll find all the elements - solid action, wry humor, smart dialogue - that have made this series so popular." - Publishers Weekly
"Exciting and suspenseful, with deceit and cover-ups, violence, and sex, this is another great entry in Child's compelling series."- Library Journal
"The best thing we discover here is the explanation for why Reacher left the Army. By the end of this adventure, he certainly has his reasons." - Kirkus Reviews
"The Affair has its title for a reason: Reacher falls for this small town's beautiful sheriff. Her name is Deveraux, and she acts just like a she-Reacher; she can match him quip for quip, leap for leap, burger for burger. Whether motivated by creative fervor or commercial instinct, Mr. Child has at long last given Reacher sex scenes, but they are stealthily funny: Reacher's idea of sex, like his idea of everything else, is filled with precise calculation." - New York Times, Janet Maslin
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