Books by F. Paul Wilson
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review 1: A character and troupe introduced in a previous Repairman Jack book (All the Rage) is given a back story as well as a continuation in what could be an important story in the long-running Secret History of the World from F. Paul Wilson. It's novella length, and very good. Some s...
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review 1: Well, this is the end - this is the end, my friend. Except there's still NightWorld which wraps it all up and puts a bow on it. This was the standard Wilson story. Exciting and fast paced from start to finish. This was/is a great series that has kept me reading for almost 15 y...
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review 1: Excellent end to the YA series, tons of Easter Eggs for loyal fans, but enough open spaces to invite new readers. Upon finishing the first book, all my students were insistent on tracking down every other Jack book written, and were intrigued with the idea of an adult Jack. Con...
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review 1: So, I'm continuing on my way, slowly, through the "Secret History of the World". That brings me back to Jack, who is now finished with school and settling in to his new life in New York City. He's not quite Repairman Jack, yet, but he is on that road. This gives us kind of a snap...
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review 1: I enjoyed the book - I like Wilson's writing style and always enjoy the character of Jack - but this felt ultimately unsatisfying, especially as a conclusion to the series. I know that Nightworld is the last book in The Secret History, and that in the revised version Jack plays a...
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review 1: This book is very similar in style to the first Jack book and not quite as exciting, nevertheless it's still a solidly written book and fun to read. Secret Circles starts after the events of the first book and Jack is with his pals Weezy and Eddie (although Eddie gets kinda left ...
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review 1: Another massively competent thriller by F Paul Wilson and the final, until further notice, in the Repairman Jack series.The last in the middle trilogy of prequels, following the early Jack novels. I guess the only criticism of these books is that the trilogy is essentilly one lon...