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Some of the Jack Reacher novels include 'The Killing Floor', 'Die Trying', 'Tripwire' etc. There are many more in the series that follow the adventures of this tough and resourceful character.

Some of the Jack Reacher novels include 'The Killing Floor', 'Die Trying', 'Tripwire' etc. There are many more in the series which are full of action and mystery.

One of the best - selling Jack Reacher novels is probably 'The Killing Floor'. It was the first in the series and really introduced readers to the character of Jack Reacher. It has a great mystery and lots of action, which attracted a large number of readers right from the start.

Well, one main feature is the strong and resourceful character of Jack Reacher himself. He's a drifter with a military background, which often comes into play in the novels. Another feature is the complex plots that usually involve some sort of mystery or crime that Reacher has to solve. And the settings are quite diverse, from small towns to big cities across the United States.

Yes, they are. All Jack Reacher books are part of the same series centered around the character Jack Reacher. Each book typically features a new adventure or mystery for him to solve.

I'm not sure specifically which 'man fights chimp story' you're referring to. There could be various real - life incidents or fictional tales. Maybe it's about a man in a zoo who got into a confrontation with a chimp for some reason like getting too close to its enclosure.

One popular character is Frances Neagley. She often plays an important role in fanfiction as she has a strong connection with Reacher. Another could be Finlay, who has his own charm and can bring interesting dynamics to the fan - created stories.

There is often a local police officer who teams up with Reacher. This officer usually provides the local knowledge and access to official resources that Reacher needs. They work together to solve the crimes in the area.

Well, it could be about Harry taking on various challenges to secure rights for Teddy within the context of fanfiction. Maybe Teddy is being discriminated against in the fictional world created in the fanfic, and Harry steps up to change that.

No, Reacher is not a comic book. It might be a character in a novel or some other form of literature.