Just finished this a few moments ago. Although it was a thrill ride, I have to admit I really did not like the ending, though of course it went well with the title. I guess the real problem I have is that several of the characters that were very astute and intelligent in the beginning of the seri...
Technically this is the final Repairman Jack book. But _Nightworld_ came out with the "Repairman Jack novel!" blazon on the cover, just like all the others, so we'll say "penultimate" and move on.I dunno, I expected more oomph of a penultimate book. Tension-wise this series has been cruising alon...
If you have read and enjoyed The Repairman Jack Series, then you will enjoy this book. This really fills in all the pieces of Jacks past. We learn more about Abe. What Jack did for Julio and basically how Jack came to be Repairman Jack. I will say I am glad F. Paul Wilson wrote early Jack aft...
When the vultures were circling over the carcass of Borders Bookstores, I swooped down on one of the clearance sales and picked up this book. Then I found out it was the sixth installment in the Repairman Jack series. It has perched ruefully on my bookcase since then, waiting for the day when I f...
This was my first - and THE first - Repairman Jack book, and I really enjoyed it. Well written and super-exciting. Repairman Jack isn't your average repairman. He doesn't fix appliances or broken fences. He "fixes" things for people who can't, or won't go to the regular authorities for help with ...
If vampires are real, and their bite spreads the infection, then how come they haven’t taken over the world? I used to hear this question all the time when I was younger, my little brother always tossing it my way whenever I tried to talk to him about a possible vampire novel or series that I wan...
In the fourth Repairman Jack novel, the rakoshi are back. Those were the blue-skinned, yellow-eyed, man-eating demons from Indian prehistory, who terrorized Jack and his loved ones in The Tomb. Now the last rakosh—the one who left his claw-marks on Jack's chest—has turned up in a freak show at th...
If you like to read simply to enjoy yourself and have a little fun, F. Paul Wilson's "Repairman Jack" series is hard to beat. It features Jack, an urban mercenary, or something like that, and a cast of recurring characters that show up in most books. Add to that a science fiction element about ...
RATING: 3.0PROTAGONIST: Repairman JackSETTING: New York City; BermudaSERIES: #9 of 9We’ve probably all experienced times when we’ve had conflict with a family member. Sometimes, that can go so far as complete estrangement. Jack and his father, Tom, had been at odds for a long time; however, in th...
This is the first book in "the adversary cycle" series of novels. It doesn't end on any kind of cliffhanger, though, so it can definitely be read on its own.The PlotThere are basically 2 forces in the universe: Chaos and light. Both forces have their own agents. In "The Keep", we meet 2 of th...
Πρόκειται για ένα πολύ δυνατό ιατρικό θρίλερ με τρομακτικές προεκτάσεις για την ανθρωπότητα. Η ιατρική σχολή Ίνγκραμ, που χρηματοδοτείται από την τεράστια φαρμακοβιομηχανία Κλίντερμαν, και η οποία είναι η καλύτερη στο είδος της, κάθε χρόνο δέχεται πενήντα φοιτητές ιατρικής, με τους καλύτερους βαθ...
When the POTUS decides to push an agenda of legalizing drugs, the cartels decide to fight for their lives. The President needs to die, but it can't be an assassination. Thank goodness his personal physician has a reason to do the deed.Deep as the Marrow is different from other books I've read b...
Kara Wade returns to New York to investigate the death of her sister, who leapt from a hotel window after having sex with two strangers. Although the police consider it a suicide, Kara is not convinced and joins forces with her cop ex-boyfriend.This is a creepy novel with some nice twists that I ...