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The Sentinel

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The first book by the two brothers: a ride ends in the middle of a kidnapping

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Reacher hitches a ride to Pleasantville, a town in the middle of nowhere, and steps into a kidnapping. That is the book's official premise. It is the first one written by Lee Child and Andrew Child together, announced in January 2020, when Lee Child said his younger brother, Andrew Grant, would take over the series under the pen name Andrew Child. The two planned to write the next few books together before Andrew went solo. A full plot summary was not verified; only the premise is given here.

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What changed on screen

  1. Behind the scenesThe brother takes over

    On January 18, 2020, Lee Child announced that his younger brother, Andrew Grant, would write the Reacher books under the name Andrew Child. Since The Sentinel, every book has carried both names.

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  2. ReferenceOctober release

    The Sentinel came out on October 27, 2020, the 25th novel in the series.

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