[image error] Since about the age of three, when I found my first decapitated head, I've been zealously interested in horror and have, with only a few exceptions, read exclusively from that genre. Until recently, noted exceptions included books by Michael Crichton, John Grisham, Ray Bradbury and, of course, J. K. Rowling, but now I'd like to add another author to my list of non-horror greats. Lee Child, whose Jack Reacher page turners are not only well written and fun, but intelligent to boot, has become...