This character is "Saying Nothing" in a book where Cambridge lecturer Andy Martin observes his author writing a new novel about him, each one of which is started on the September 1st anniversary of the author being fired from a TV show.
This character is "Saying Nothing" in a book where Cambridge lecturer Andy Martin observes his author writing a new novel about him, each one of which is started on the September 1st anniversary of the author being fired from a TV show. A recent novel sends this character to Hamburg after attending the "Impact on Recent Forensic Innovation on Inter-Agency Cooperation" training course. He struggles to escape an underground complex about to be ignited with jet fuel in an incident ignored in the follow-up book, Worth Dying For. He has never shaken hands with his touch-phobic love interest Frances L. Neagley. Night School is one of the novels set before this drifter has left the (*) Army Military Police Corps. His first film opens with a sniper in Pittsburgh, and in the next film he suspects Susan Turner is being framed for killing some soldiers in Afghanistan. For 10 points, name this character created by Lee Child and played on film by Tom Cruise.
This character is "Saying Nothing" in a book where Cambridge lecturer Andy Martin observes his author writing a new novel about him, each one of which is started on the September 1st anniversary of the author being fired from a TV show.
Jack Reacher [or Jack Reacher]