Publisher, Brilliance Audio (November 2007)

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Assassins have a new Vice President in their sights - until Jack Reacher picks up their trail... Jack Reacher is approached by a Secret Service agent who needs a favor. "I want to hire you to assassinate the Vice President of the United States," she asks. She is the newly appointed head of the VP's security detail and wants Reacher to try to penetrate her team's shield. He has the skills and the stealth and no one knows him. How else can she be sure her protection is truly effective? What she doesn't tell Reacher - but what he soon discovers - is that a very real and deadly team of assassins has just put the VP in their sights and will stop at nothing to realize their objective. These men have planned well, but they haven't planned on Reacher. For only Reacher has the head and the heart to corner his prey and bring them to justice - without fail.

About the Author: Lee Child was born in Coventry, England in 1954. He attended law school, but took a job as a television writer with Granada Television in Manchester, England, where he stayed for 20 years. He lives outside New York City and is at work on his next Jack Reacher thriller. Killing Floor, Lee Child's debut novel, won an Anthony Award and the Barry Award, both for Best First Mystery, and was nominated for two other annual awards.

About the Performer Dick Hill has recorded everything from sci-fi fantasy to non-fiction, Michael Connelly's gritty cop tales to Faulkner's brilliant prose, and all stops in between. His taping of Kozol's Pulitzer prize winning Amazing Grace was deemed the industry's best non-fiction audio book of 1995, and remains one of Hill's favorites, along with Twain's Huckleberry Finn. In 1997 Hill received 3 nominations for best audiobook, a reflection of his character driven style, which he credits to a lifetime of observing and enjoying people. Hill has two grown children, and lives, loves, gardens, and cooks with his talented wife Susie Breck (another Brilliance voice talent) in a medium sized Mid-western town.