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Second Son

Authors: Lee Child
Narrator: Kerry Shale
Duration: 1H 15m
My Rating: 🌑🌑🌑🌑🌑
Tags: action - detective

First books are fairly short.

This time Jack Reacher is like a young Sherlock Holmes. Relatively short. Tells us how Reacher’s character was established. Short, fun to listen.

Quotes:

For his age he had always been a freakishly big kid, right from birth. His mother claimed he had been the biggest baby anyone had ever seen, although she had a well-known taste for the dramatic, so Reacher tended to discount that information. But even so, big or not, he had always fought two or three classes up. Sometimes more. With the result that one on one, ninety-nine per cent of the time, he had been the small kid. So he had learned to fight like a small kid. All things being equal, size usually wins. But not always, otherwise the heavyweight championship of the world would be decided on the scales, not in the ring. Sometimes, if the small guy is faster and smarter, he can get a result. And one way of being smarter is to make the other guy dumber, which you can do by inducing a rage. An opponent’s red mist is the smaller guy’s best friend. So yes, Reacher was trying to make the smelly kid mad.