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Border Lines (Reachers Book 2) by [Fitzpatrick, L.E.]

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When the perfect job comes up, Charlie doesn't have to think twice.

This is the break he's been looking for, and nobody - not even the rest of his team - can persuade him otherwise. The job means working for an old enemy and crossing the border into London.

Both are risky, but Charlie has no idea how high the stakes really are. The team will have to confront their past, each other and a killer who is closer than they realize.

But can they make it out of the city alive?

Length: 246 pages	Word Wise: Enabled	Enhanced Typesetting: Enabled
Page Flip: Enabled	Language: English

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When the perfect job comes up, Charlie doesn't have to think twice.

This is the break he's been looking for, and nobody - not even the rest of his team - can persuade him otherwise. The job means working for an old enemy and crossing the border into London.

Both are risky, but Charlie has no idea how high the stakes really are. The team will have to confront their past, each other and a killer who is closer than they realize.

But can they make it out of the city alive?

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Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 1298 KB
Print Length: 246 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publisher: Creativia; 1 edition (23 December 2016)
Sold by: Amazon Australia Services, Inc.
Language: English
ASIN: B01N9C0VCJ
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Michael R. Stern

Great sequel and more on the way.

11 April 2017 - Published on Amazon.com

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L. E. Fitzpatrick has produced a sequel to The Running Game, with a tale that says to me, give me more. The Reachers are gifted humans in dystopian London. The author has written an adventure and mystery in a fast read book that makes you wonder what comes next, and at the same time, if such a society could be possible. I think you'll like both books and the characters develop and the story expands. Read both together. You can because they're both written and I have been told a new one is on the way. Hurrah.

Kazz Moss

Brilliant Read! I Love it!

31 January 2017 - Published on Amazon.com

I loved this book! I understood who the characters were and what a Reacher is having now read the two books int he series. Characters from The Running Game came over and I felt as if they were familiar friends to me. Particularly, Roxy who I really got a feel for this time, and understood who he was.

S'haven was the poorer city on the outskirts of London and all set in the future. The border lines referred to surround London and the guards that patrol them are sometimes brutal. People literally get away with murder.

Riva, the wife of Pinky Morris who was murdered in the first book, now his empire. She wants to run the borders, but three people will be voted against her. That where the brothers, Charlie and John along with Rachel come in.

And running parallel to the story a killer on the loose, a suspected Reacher. Rachel's ex-husband and his boss, working out to find who the killer is.

I really did love this book and I loved the world L E Fitzpatrick created and her storytelling is magical. I was in London and S'haven in my imagination because of her descriptions and knowledge of the area she created. Wow! Just a brilliant read!

Samantha C Fischer

who has now changed her last name and goes by Smith like the brothers

14 November 2017 - Published on Amazon.com

Border Lines by L.E. Fitzpatrick is the second book in the Reacher's series. This book takes place a few months after the end of the first book, The Running Game. This story continues to follow Charlie, John, and Rachel, who has now changed her last name and goes by Smith like the brothers. There are a few hints dropped about the brother's early life and it seems their past is catching up with them. The ending leaves you at a cliffhanger and scrambling to read the next book. Borderlines is as good, if not better than The Running Game, and I can only hope and expect Every Storm Breaks, the third book, to be just as good.

*I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review

TNT Reviews

I can't wait for more!!!

28 August 2014 - Published on Amazon.com

I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

John, Charlie, and Rachel are back in this second installment of the Reacher Series. This is part of a series and should be read after "The Running Game", it's not a stand-alone. It's very well-written, easy-to-read, and fast-paced.

I loved "Border Lines". I loved seeing the dynamics of the group Rachel and the Smith brothers formed. I was a little frustrated at the roles they each played. I didn't like that Charlie took over as head of the group. I felt that he wasn't taking safety or the feelings/thoughts of John and Rachel into consideration. He seemed to be too focused on the end goal and would do anything to reach that goal, even sacrifice John and Rachel. I do have to say I was a little disappointed that they treated each other as family. I so wanted a romance between John and Rachel. I was totally shocked at the ending. I never saw it coming. Well, certain things I did, others I didn't. I also loved Roxy. He's turning out to be one of my favorite characters.

L.E. Fitzpatrick does such a wonderful job creating new worlds that I found myself looking for more of her work to read. I'm anxiously awaiting the next installment of the Reacher series.

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Reviewed by Tracy

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johanna

Could not stop reading!

23 August 2014 - Published on Amazon.com

Border Lines reached me quite a few months after The Running Games and I thought I'd have to go back and review the first installment, just to refresh myself. I'm so glad that I was wrong! L E Fitzpatrick has a gift for getting your head right back to where the previous novel ended and you're into this dystopian world without a problem at all.

The Smith brothers and their newly-adopted sister Rachel are still on the run, not just because of a string of murders and thefts left in their wake, but also because of who they are - Reachers, people with paranormal powers.

Charlie gets word that Father Darcy is looking for them and drops everything to meet him. Despite Darcy selling Rachel's sister years before, he still has that smidgen of trust for him. But, they find Darcy almost dead, themselves trapped in a ramshackle old church, and unknown to them, in the sights of renegade Reachers out for blood.

In order to survive, they have to take a job that brings them across the border of Safe Haven and into London. What they find and what they have to do is beyond what any of them expected.

These characters, Charlie, John, Rachel, and Roxy get under your skin and become alive. You can feel Charlie's struggles to stay sober and want to hit him upside the head when he gets tempted. John is still an enigma to me but his mood swings are understandable. After all, he has to live with Charlie and rescue him when necessary. Rachel is the most human of all but her sympathy for mankind (well, she IS a doctor) is what gets her into trouble. And then there is Roxy; maudlin, opportunistic, and charming. Yet all together, this ragtag family puts the police into a tailspin so fast nobody knows what hit them.

Yet this group of almost superhumans is in danger from several different forces and has to avoid them while completing their job if they want to survive. Mission impossible? Now that group of super spies has nothing on them. The
Reachers are raw action and not above getting themselves hurt or others killed to finish their task. There is no fear in any of them, except for each other.

It's a beautifully crafted, non-stop exciting, futuristic novel that stops almost too quickly. The cliffhanger here is a fraction from being too much, with the lives of several of the main characters hanging in the balance. You've got an enormous "WHAT?!?" reverberating in your brain.

Border Lines left me turning the pages in the search for more. Bravo, L E Fitzpatrick!

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