61 Hours (Paperback)

Summary of the Book
Jack Reacher is an ex-military official and a wanderer. A man without any baggage or belongings, he takes up strange jobs on a part-time basis and keeps roaming around, exploring his country. In 61 Hours, Jack is on a bus that veers and crashes in a snowstorm near a small town in South Dakota. The town of Bolton happens to be one of the biggest prisons in the country, and for this very reason, it places a full demand on law enforcement resources. Forced to stay on for a few days in Bolton, Jack soon gets drawn into various affairs of the little town, the biggest being a forthcoming drugs trial. The trial involves a leader of a biker gang, who has been detained on a drug transaction charge. The chief witness, a woman, is in severe jeopardy, as the drug mafia does not want her to appear in court against them. Inexperienced and desperately in need of help, the local police hand over the task of protecting the woman to Jack. Will he be able to save her or run into more danger? Find out what happens to both Jack and the lady in this unputdownable page-turner.

About Lee Child
Jim Grant, who writes under the pen name of Lee Child, was born in Britain in 1954. He has worked at Granada Television as the Presentation Director and has contributed to several famous shows. He moved to the United States when he decided to take up writing as his full-time job, and published his first novel, Killing Floor. The book was a massive hit, so he followed it up with others in the Jack Reacher series, including Die Trying, Running Blind, Echo Burning, and Without Fail.