Richard’s answer to “Can this be read as a stand alone or do I need to read all of the Jack Reacher books to be able to …” > Likes and Comments

Thanks Richard! I have a couple on my shelf that I need to read before I get into another series.

You'll enjoy his earlier books better when Jack Reacher was not so dark a character.

Ok, thanks. You're right, I'd kind of rather not read anything dark.

Julie, If you're interested in history that reads like fiction, try my Civil War book "Rough Enough" which has Richard Clow's letters to his sisters in 1864-65. It's not a dark book, but follows him for 20 years through two marriages on the frontier and mining for gold in Deadwood, S. Dakota in 1876. The link to it is: http://www.amazon.com/author/rickmcbee

PS the book is free on Amazon Kindle this weekend.

I missed it over the weekend! I'll check it out because I do enjoy "history that reads like fiction"

If you are interested in reading and reviewing my latest African novel, The Ghosts of Ukuthula, about the liberation of South Africa, I have several free Kindle copies. I can send you a copy of the link by email. Read the book info and let me know. It is at: https://www.createspace.com/6210014
Rick McBee