Forgive nothing, forget nothing. This is the basic principle of Jack Reacher. And Francis Xavier Quinn was the scariest person Reacher had ever met in his life. He has done something that cannot be forgiven. So Reacher was glad and calm about Quinn's death. But only until the day he saw Quinn again, alive and well, driving away in a limousine from the Boston Symphony Hall. Never ask for forgiveness. Don't explain anything. After witnessing a brutal kidnapping attempt against a terrified college student in New England, Reacher takes the law into his own hands. After all, he got used to it. Only this time, a cop dies and Reacher doesn't stick around to offer an explanation. Has he lost the ability to distinguish between good and evil? And only because this time it concerns him personally?