However he's seen and arrested by the FBI, them claiming he's involved with a mob. They also think he might be involved in a series of serial murders, with some of the FBI Behaviorial Science people having built a profile that fits Reacher.
He thinks they're wrong, and convinces them, but they lean on him to help. With a threat against Jodie, he helps them, reluctantly, with their murders where no one can determine the cause of death. As the investigation proceeds, we see the introspective Reacher, thinking about life, about settling down, and the anxiety it causes him.
IT's quite a ride, one of my favorite Reacher books, and a good one to read after Tripwire.
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