I struggled with the audio book and switched to the print, and I'm so glad I did. Incredible story. Straight to my favourites. I'll be thinking about this one for a while. It felt a tiny bit repetitive (recursive, you might say) towards the end, but the characters had it worse!

Another cracking thriller from Kernick and a smashing end to the trilogy. An enjoyable read in its own right actually.

A brilliant read! The claustrophobic setting, complex main character and sinister undercurrent kept me hooked. It was interesting to hear the story told from the perspectives of the two characters.

I enjoyed this just as much as Tudor's first book. It's very similar in many ways, including some very familiar characters, so much so that I wondered if I was confusing the two. Very tense and creepy with twists all the way through, it's another fun read.

Brilliantly crafted, particularly for a debut. Plenty of twists and turns, well developed characters, nicely paced. The jumping between past and present, which I'd normally find annoying, is a perfect way to tell the story.

Oh this is a good one! A tense and sinister mystery thriller with all of the classic Reacher features. I'm not sure about some of Reacher's dialogue. He seemed too chatty. Otherwise one of my favourites.

This was the first Reacher short story that I've read. Standard Reacher ingredients but not something that'll stick in my memory. A longer visit to Australia would be fun though.

Wow! My favourite in the series so far. Thrilling and intense all the way through.

An interesting perspective and some fascinating insights into Lee Child's writing process, but somewhat pretentious and unnecessarily abstract. Reacher fans will get something from it but not much more than you'd get from existing interviews with Child.

I've read half a dozen Kernick books and this is almost certainly my favourite so far. It's got the same relentless pace and thrilling twists and turns that keep you guessing to the end, together with fascinating characters like Tina Boyd.