Jack Reacher, the wanderer that he is, always looks for a meal when he hits town. And some good jazz if it’s available–dinner and a band being his cup of tea.

Of course he is comfortable enough with the seedier side of town. Finding some music upon hitting Nashville is easy enough. But the joint he enters isn’t big on serving food.

The band has finished their sets for the night and with no food forthcoming, Reacher leaves. Crossing by an alley he practically runs into the band.

With a short conversation, Reacher discovers the band hasn’t been paid and a guitar has been taken. Reacher, being Reacher, decides to intervene on their behalf. This is where the story starts. And there is so much more.

Wanderer, man of principle, and a hero to some. Here is another entertaining story where our hero stands up for the little guy and metes out justice–Jack Reacher style.

This is a slightly different take for a Jack Reacher story. Lee Child has brought in his brother Andrew to co-author The Sentinel. Still a great story so get yourself a copy and enjoy.