Jack of Hearts by Diane Capri

Jack of Hearts by Diane Capri

Some things are worth dying for. Rescuing innocents is one of them.

FBI Special Agent Kim Otto won't believe Reacher's dead until she sees his body for herself.

Which she hasn't.

Yet.

But if Reacher's not dead, where is he?

Seven years ago, in Lee Child's Worth Dying For, Reacher rescued Eleanor Duncan and saved sixteen Thai women from fates much worse than death.

Eleanor's tormenters were controlled by a powerful mob boss with a long memory. He wants his property back and will stop at nothing to get it.

Now Reacher comes back to save Eleanor Duncan from the mob's terrible vengeance.

With innocent lives at stake, Otto and Burke risk their lives to pick up Reacher's trail and race to Las Vegas for an explosive final showdown.

Because some things are worth living for.

Diane Capri's writing is full of thrills and suspense, but it's also intellectual and human, according to #1 worldwide publishing hit Lee Child. Margaret Maron, MWA Past President and Grand Master and recipient of the Edgar, Anthony, Agatha, and Macavity Awards, states, Expertise shows on every page. ....offers gripping legal drama with courtroom undertones, twisting plots, and oodles of atmosphere, according to Library Journal. That is highly recommended. Diane Capri is a Licensed to Thrill actress who does exactly that.

Don't Know Jack was the first book in Diane's Hunt for Jack Reacher series, which continues to enthrall readers all around the world. Diane's works have all reached #1 Bestseller status on the lists of Mystery, Hard-boiled Mystery, Police Procedural, Women Sleuths, and Legal Thrillers. Diane's best-selling Hunt for Justice series is a fan favorite all around the world, and she was named a Top Pick by Romantic Times Magazine. Diane is a former Executive Vice President of International Thriller Writers, a former member of the Board of Directors of the Florida Chapter of Mystery Writers of America, and a member of Sisters in Crime and other writing groups.

She has a great legal career behind her and is married to her college love. She enjoys her snowbird lifestyle and spends each summer moving from Florida to Michigan. Diane says she writes mystery, thriller, and suspense for the same reasons she reads them: for the thrill of discovering what happens, why people act the way they do, and how to bring justice to an unfair world. Her books have been translated into twenty languages.

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