Gone Tomorrow

In Gone Tomorrow, the 13th novel in Lee Child's thrilling Jack Reacher series, Reacher finds himself pitted against an implacable enemy in the heart of New York City. As a former Military Police Major, Jack Reacher is trained to notice things others miss and to act decisively in critical situations. This expertise is put to the ultimate test when he encounters a potential suicide bomber on a Manhattan subway late at night.

Reacher, accustomed to reading people, studies the five passengers sharing his carriage. Four seem ordinary, but the fifth exhibits alarming signs. With a mind conditioned by years of law enforcement, Reacher knows that suicide bombers can be identified by specific tell-tale signs—twelve in total that law enforcement officers never forget. The clock ticks as the train approaches Grand Central Station, and Reacher must decide: Does he intervene and possibly save countless lives? Or is his intervention based on a misjudgement that could cost him dearly, both in terms of innocent lives and his own safety?

The pulse-pounding narrative races through the streets and alleys of New York City, with thrilling action sequences and spellbinding suspense that are the hallmarks of Lee Child's writing. Each page offers a fresh twist, challenging Reacher to outthink and outfight his adversaries. But be warned, as the Evening Standard notes, "You’ll be left with a thumping heart and a racing pulse," and Chapter 63 in particular is guaranteed to give you nightmares.

While the Jack Reacher novels can be enjoyed in any sequence, Gone Tomorrow is the 13th book in this best-selling series. For fans eagerly following Reacher's adventures, don’t miss his newest journey in book number 26, Better off Dead—out now and awaiting your next reading adventure.