Book Seminar Script
Imagine a renegade former Military Police officer who informed you that he will be out to get you, should you ever reoffend. It would be similar to a constant fear and beg you to question “what if?” thus keeping you from a life of crime, for fear of the consequences.
You may still desire to practice your art, for example marksmanship, however you would be aware that you escaped a murder charge once before, you would also live with the knowledge that he is in your blind spot. This book called “One Shot” originated from "One shot, one kill," the military sniper's creed. One Shot is the ninth book in the Jack Reacher series written by Lee Child.
The book opens with a sniper killing five innocent people in a public square in Indiana, USA, and leaving behind an unbelievable amount of trace evidence. The sniper was easily tracked down and identified as James Barr, a retired Army sniper. However, this was too perfect for Jack Reacher the protagonist of this book.
Reacher appears on the scene when he hears about the incident on the news. It seems the sniper had a similar killing spree while in the Army and Reacher had him nailed for that crime. However, the killer …show more content…
Lee Child immerses you in the character of Jack Reacher to the point that it almost skips into a non-fiction genre. “I mean to beat you to death and drink your blood from a boot!” This is the genius of his work. Lee Child captivates his reader with suspense, tension and excitement as the main elements of the book. “You’re going to find out the hard way. I’m counting in my head. When I reach my birthday. I’m going to pull the trigger.” A thriller provides the sudden rush of excitement and exhilaration that drive the narrative. “One look at this guy and you know he’ll do anything to survive. One look at me and he knew I wasn’t
Imagine a renegade former Military Police officer who informed you that he will be out to get you, should you ever reoffend. It would be similar to a constant fear and beg you to question “what if?” thus keeping you from a life of crime, for fear of the consequences.
You may still desire to practice your art, for example marksmanship, however you would be aware that you escaped a murder charge once before, you would also live with the knowledge that he is in your blind spot. This book called “One Shot” originated from "One shot, one kill," the military sniper's creed. One Shot is the ninth book in the Jack Reacher series written by Lee Child.
The book opens with a sniper killing five innocent people in a public square in Indiana, USA, and leaving behind an unbelievable amount of trace evidence. The sniper was easily tracked down and identified as James Barr, a retired Army sniper. However, this was too perfect for Jack Reacher the protagonist of this book.
Reacher appears on the scene when he hears about the incident on the news. It seems the sniper had a similar killing spree while in the Army and Reacher had him nailed for that crime. However, the killer …show more content…
Lee Child immerses you in the character of Jack Reacher to the point that it almost skips into a non-fiction genre. “I mean to beat you to death and drink your blood from a boot!” This is the genius of his work. Lee Child captivates his reader with suspense, tension and excitement as the main elements of the book. “You’re going to find out the hard way. I’m counting in my head. When I reach my birthday. I’m going to pull the trigger.” A thriller provides the sudden rush of excitement and exhilaration that drive the narrative. “One look at this guy and you know he’ll do anything to survive. One look at me and he knew I wasn’t