--- product_id: 14246974 title: "Personal: A Jack Reacher Novel" price: "236 DH" currency: MAD in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.ma/products/14246974-personal-a-jack-reacher-novel store_origin: MA region: Morocco --- # Personal: A Jack Reacher Novel **Price:** 236 DH **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Personal: A Jack Reacher Novel - **How much does it cost?** 236 DH with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ma](https://www.desertcart.ma/products/14246974-personal-a-jack-reacher-novel) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • Don’t miss the hit streaming series Reacher ! “The best one yet.”—Stephen King Someone has tried to kill the French president. How many snipers can shoot from three-quarters of a mile with total confidence? John Kott—a U.S. Army marksman gone bad—is one of them. After fifteen years in prison, he’s out . . . and there’s a G8 summit coming up, packed with enough world leaders to tempt any assassin. If anyone can stop Kott, it’s the man who beat him before: Jack Reacher. And though he’d rather work alone, Reacher is teamed with rookie analyst Casey Nice. They’re facing a rough road, full of local thugs, double-crosses, and no backup if things go wrong. Reacher never gets too close. But this time it’s personal. This edition includes the bonus short story “Not a Drill.” Review: Reacher Bucks one more system... - Ya know, I got hooked on Lee Childs' Jack Reacher series sorta by accident. I am not unhappy, in fact, quite the inverse. Unlike Cussler and to some extent Fleming and his "off-spring", Childs is not formulaic with Reacher's exploits. There are certain givens...Reacher is teamed with someone, usually a woman either from his past or who reminds him of his past. He sleeps with her (more about this later) and he just beats the holy bejesus out of someone(s) along the line. Another item--Childs' plotting is precise and has a sufficient level of twists to keep one intrigued for the book...and the wrap-ups are delicious. Preliminaries over... In PERSONAL, Childs treats us to another round of Reacher Recall. Called back to service by a former--well, the relationship--I always thought his rabbi was somebody else. Seems not so. Seems there were at least two other folks. And he owed one of them..big time. Reacher is off om another trip to Britain and Reacher, along with a CIA analyst (shades of Condor) become enmeshed with MI5 (or MI6--things are very fluid), the Russians, the Israelis and seemingly about everyone else in a game of who is trying to off the leaders at the G8 Economic Summit. And the sniper(s) include a Reacher nemesis. Childs always does right by his readers in every way...as a hobby writer, I very much appreciate his effort to get the little stuff right...weaponry, vehicles, locale (I live in NYC and the last time Reacher was in England, he started out in NYC...and Childs got it right..). If you wanted this review to give away all the bits and pieces so you don't have to buy the book..sorry. Go buy it. Great read..good pacing, Great characters well-drawn. I will give you this. There are some very subtle and very direct ties between this book and at least three other Reacher novels that I can think of off hand. One question I do want to answer...could someone who has never read a Reacher novel pick this one up and really enjoy it. My opinion..yes. There are sufficient clues about Reacher's life before...and there is sufficient incentive to start reading the entire series. Sorta like the Harry Potter books. You can read one without the others, but the fun is following the line of the story arc. Oh, darn near forgot--he does NOT sleep with the CIA operative...or anyone, for that matter...although I think Childs is setting us up for a meet between Reacher and....never you mind... Review: 'Sherlock Homeless' Goes International - The new Lee Child novel, Personal, begins with Jack in Seattle, where he sees a notice in an Army newspaper, asking him to contact a senior officer with whom he worked in the past. The friend is calling in a marker, asking Jack to conduct an operation for a still-more-senior officer who has MI6, the CIA, et al. on speed-dial. A sniper has attempted to kill the French president and with an impending meeting of the G8 in London the most likely candidates for the role of super sniper are at large. One is Russian, one is English, one American. The latter (arrested earlier by Jack Reacher) has completed a 15-year prison sentence and has, presumably, been preparing over the last year to get back to doing what he does best. Since all of the three countries will be searching for ‘its’ sniper and since MI5 and the Met will be on the alert (and since the sniper or snipers will be protected by one of several possible, local criminal organizations), London is going to be very crowded. Jack will be aided in his investigation by a sweet, attractive, twenty-something working for the state department named (oddly) Casey Nice. So what are the attractive features of the novel? There are two in particular. First, Jack is going international, with lengthy scenes in both Paris and London. Second, he is going to attempt to rival Stephen Hunter’s Bob Lee Swagger in his knowledge of sniper rifles, ballistics, windage and the other technical details involved in attempting to assassinate an individual with a .50 calibre weapon at a distance of some 1600 yards. Child handles the international settings very well and gives Stephen Hunter a run for his money in detailing the technical realities of the sniper’s task. Why only 4 stars? The cerebral, analytic, intensely-observant Reacher (now being called ‘Sherlock Homeless’) combines with the physical Reacher to very good effect but in my humble opinion the plot is not as strong as one might wish. The overall story is fine; the settings are nicely realized and the characters are well-developed. However, as the plot arcs stretch out we feel that the ending is going to involve one or more reversals. It is not that the ending is fully telegraphed, but that we increasingly come to expect something different than what we are being led to anticipate. I do not want to be more explicit and spoil the ending. I did enjoy the book and felt that the ending was satisfying. It simply lacked the crescendo that I had hoped for. Readers of the series will still embrace the book and first-time readers will see why Lee Child is among the world’s best thriller writers. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Best Sellers Rank | #30,968 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #99 in Mystery Action & Adventure #102 in Military Thrillers (Books) #135 in Thriller & Suspense Action Fiction | | Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 73,466 Reviews | ## Images ![Personal: A Jack Reacher Novel - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81neZBsPF8L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Media Language, Media Format** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reacher Bucks one more system... *by A***5 on September 4, 2014* Ya know, I got hooked on Lee Childs' Jack Reacher series sorta by accident. I am not unhappy, in fact, quite the inverse. Unlike Cussler and to some extent Fleming and his "off-spring", Childs is not formulaic with Reacher's exploits. There are certain givens...Reacher is teamed with someone, usually a woman either from his past or who reminds him of his past. He sleeps with her (more about this later) and he just beats the holy bejesus out of someone(s) along the line. Another item--Childs' plotting is precise and has a sufficient level of twists to keep one intrigued for the book...and the wrap-ups are delicious. Preliminaries over... In PERSONAL, Childs treats us to another round of Reacher Recall. Called back to service by a former--well, the relationship--I always thought his rabbi was somebody else. Seems not so. Seems there were at least two other folks. And he owed one of them..big time. Reacher is off om another trip to Britain and Reacher, along with a CIA analyst (shades of Condor) become enmeshed with MI5 (or MI6--things are very fluid), the Russians, the Israelis and seemingly about everyone else in a game of who is trying to off the leaders at the G8 Economic Summit. And the sniper(s) include a Reacher nemesis. Childs always does right by his readers in every way...as a hobby writer, I very much appreciate his effort to get the little stuff right...weaponry, vehicles, locale (I live in NYC and the last time Reacher was in England, he started out in NYC...and Childs got it right..). If you wanted this review to give away all the bits and pieces so you don't have to buy the book..sorry. Go buy it. Great read..good pacing, Great characters well-drawn. I will give you this. There are some very subtle and very direct ties between this book and at least three other Reacher novels that I can think of off hand. One question I do want to answer...could someone who has never read a Reacher novel pick this one up and really enjoy it. My opinion..yes. There are sufficient clues about Reacher's life before...and there is sufficient incentive to start reading the entire series. Sorta like the Harry Potter books. You can read one without the others, but the fun is following the line of the story arc. Oh, darn near forgot--he does NOT sleep with the CIA operative...or anyone, for that matter...although I think Childs is setting us up for a meet between Reacher and....never you mind... ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 'Sherlock Homeless' Goes International *by R***Z on September 13, 2014* The new Lee Child novel, Personal, begins with Jack in Seattle, where he sees a notice in an Army newspaper, asking him to contact a senior officer with whom he worked in the past. The friend is calling in a marker, asking Jack to conduct an operation for a still-more-senior officer who has MI6, the CIA, et al. on speed-dial. A sniper has attempted to kill the French president and with an impending meeting of the G8 in London the most likely candidates for the role of super sniper are at large. One is Russian, one is English, one American. The latter (arrested earlier by Jack Reacher) has completed a 15-year prison sentence and has, presumably, been preparing over the last year to get back to doing what he does best. Since all of the three countries will be searching for ‘its’ sniper and since MI5 and the Met will be on the alert (and since the sniper or snipers will be protected by one of several possible, local criminal organizations), London is going to be very crowded. Jack will be aided in his investigation by a sweet, attractive, twenty-something working for the state department named (oddly) Casey Nice. So what are the attractive features of the novel? There are two in particular. First, Jack is going international, with lengthy scenes in both Paris and London. Second, he is going to attempt to rival Stephen Hunter’s Bob Lee Swagger in his knowledge of sniper rifles, ballistics, windage and the other technical details involved in attempting to assassinate an individual with a .50 calibre weapon at a distance of some 1600 yards. Child handles the international settings very well and gives Stephen Hunter a run for his money in detailing the technical realities of the sniper’s task. Why only 4 stars? The cerebral, analytic, intensely-observant Reacher (now being called ‘Sherlock Homeless’) combines with the physical Reacher to very good effect but in my humble opinion the plot is not as strong as one might wish. The overall story is fine; the settings are nicely realized and the characters are well-developed. However, as the plot arcs stretch out we feel that the ending is going to involve one or more reversals. It is not that the ending is fully telegraphed, but that we increasingly come to expect something different than what we are being led to anticipate. I do not want to be more explicit and spoil the ending. I did enjoy the book and felt that the ending was satisfying. It simply lacked the crescendo that I had hoped for. Readers of the series will still embrace the book and first-time readers will see why Lee Child is among the world’s best thriller writers. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A respectable effort by Lee Child *by T***G on April 19, 2015* Personal is another solid effort by Lee Child in keeping the Reacher Series alive and relevant. The author puts the reader right in the mix of the action where the decisions are made according to the terms of the situation dealt to Reacher. The plan is ‘no plan’ and it puts the supporting cast off balance and adds to the story. As Reacher says, “The plan only lasts until the first punch is thrown” placing a premium on quick wit and adapting to the dynamic environment. At times you fully expect that the series star may not make it to the end of the book and you begin to wonder what all of the remaining pages are for. You know Reacher will have the last word; at least you think you do, but you don’t know how it will be served up. That makes it interesting and the reason I turn to Lee Child to provide my entertainment. The author has a good sense of when to include copious amounts of detail and when to allow the reader to use their own interpretation of how the gaps should be filled in. Other writers are not so adept often putting in details that contradict my imagery and leaving me hanging when I need the details. It is an art that few can master once, let alone for twenty plus thrillers. I thought that having an antagonist in Joey Green that towered over Reacher was an interesting departure for Child and he provided some interesting details about the scale of the giant’s house which I felt was also a departure from what he had done in the past. Every follower of the Jack Reacher series will have their favorite which is the benchmark for all other books by the author and this one while not his best effort is a worthy read. I put it down several times because I was reading three other books at the same time but is a five of five in my list of recommendations. ## Frequently Bought Together - Personal: A Jack Reacher Novel - Make Me (Jack Reacher) - Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (Movie Tie-in Edition): A Novel --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.ma/products/14246974-personal-a-jack-reacher-novel](https://www.desertcart.ma/products/14246974-personal-a-jack-reacher-novel) --- *Product available on Desertcart Morocco* *Store origin: MA* *Last updated: 2026-10-28*