Rezension: Lee Child: “Underground”

Normalerweise ist Jack Reacher durch nichts und niemanden zu erschüttern. Der allgegenwärtigen Paranoia seiner amerikanischen Mitbürger kann er sich diesmal allerdings nicht entziehen.

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