The Hard Way
Novel by Lee Child
Originally published: 2006
Author: Lee Child
Followed by: Bad Luck and Trouble
Preceded by: One Shot
Genre: Thriller novel
Pages: 477 (Paperback)
Release number: 10
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The Hard Way is a novel by Lee Child, first published in 2006. The Hard Way. First edition (UK). Author, Lee Child. Country, United Kingdom.
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