books by F. Paul Wilson     books:       Wheels within Wheels3 reviews F. Paul Wilson Infrapress, 2005 Great book, excellent Libertarain sci fi I picked up a copy of this book at the library. It has an excellent plot. Well written and fast moving. I highly recommend this novel and all of Wilson's Lanague Confederation books.             An Enemy of the State (The LaNague Federation, Book 1)3 reviews F. Paul Wilson Infrapress, 2005 Not a techno-thriller, but thrilling nevertheless So many sci-fi novels delve into the tiniest details concerning weapons, transportation, intelligent computers, etc. while ignoring the most fundamental aspects of one of the most powerful forces in society, namely economics. Wilson manages to tell the story of a revolution centered on economics, and he doesn't "dumb down" the theory behind it. He cleverly illustrates the human effects of ...             Healer (The LaNague Federation, Book 3)10 reviews F. Paul Wilson Infrapress, 2005 Wonderful, pure escapism! I first read this book some 20 years ago, and it has haunted me ever since. I truely wonderful bit of sci-fi spanning time, space and mortality. Whilst it was in my possession I read it many many times, but made the unfortunate mistake of lending it to someone, never to see it again. Some time later I discovered the LaNague chronicles (encapsulating "Healer") and got the book. Whilst Healer ...             Jack: Secret Histories (Repairman Jack Novels)14 reviews F. Paul Wilson Tor Teen, 2008 Repairman Jack's Beginnings... I found this book to be kind of sweet. Repairman Jack was a nice kid who always tried to do the right thing because it was the right thing to do. I could relate to pedaling bikes with friends, even pretty young girls with a lot of smarts. But what was best of all, it helps us to understand what made Repairman Jack the standup guy that he is. Kudos to F. Paul Wilson for giving us this insight ...             By the Sword: A Repairman Jack Novel (Repairman Jack)10 reviews F. Paul Wilson Forge Books, 2008 Still Repairman Jack Okay, I'm going to go against the grain here and give it 5 stars. Yeah, things have kind of drifted from the original novels, but to me, this was still a cool story and I had no problem reading it. The difference between this one and the others is, to the best of my memory, the inclusion of three different factions (POV wise) besides Jack. That makes for three sets of bad guys which I'll ...             Reprisal9 reviews F. Paul Wilson Jove, 1992 Can Even Surpass The King This book is one of the greats in thrilling and horrifying its reading...This book, in many ways, came out even better than some of the horrifying Stephen King novels, which we all know are first-rate thrillers. You'll have to read it yourself to find out why!             Bloodline: A Repairman Jack Novel (Repairman Jack) (Repairman Jack)37 reviews F. Paul Wilson Brilliance Audio on CD Unabridged, 2007 One of the best in the series... Wilson is still going strong in his latest Repairman Jack book. If you like supernatural thrillers, like the X-files, you will love Repairman Jack. Not quite as much action as some of Wilsons other books, but the story more than makes up for this. It is a very hard book to put down.             The Tomb64 reviews F. Paul Wilson Jove, 1986 Great read! Someone recommended this series to me and I'm so very glad they did! Repairman Jack is a wonderful character. It doesn't take long to become sucked into his world. I found myself rooting for this rather unusual hero and was unable to put it down until the last page was devoured! I'm off to get the other books in the series now!             Harbingers: A Repairman Jack Novel34 reviews F. Paul Wilson Gauntlet Press, 2006 Suspenseful page-turner Repairman Jack doesn't officially exist. He has no social security number, no tax records, no legal identity of any kind. But his girlfriend Gia is pregnant with their baby and Jack can't be the husband and father he needs to be if he is a legal non-entity. With the help of his friend, Abe, he sets up an opportunity to be "resurrected" under a new identity as a man who recently died. Before he ...             Conspiracies (Repairman Jack)36 reviews F. Paul Wilson Tor Books, 2008 Jack's back Courtesy of CK2S Kwips and Kritiques This is the third time we encounter Repairman Jack, and the third time is the charm. I fell in love with Repairman Jack from the first moment I met him in THE TOMB, and I fall a little more in love with each installment. Jack can fix just about anything, but don't bother calling him if your dishwasher is leaking all over your kitchen floor or your ...             The Keep (Adversary Cycle)72 reviews F. Paul Wilson Tor Books, 2000 The begining of a wonderful series I lost alot of sleep staying up to the wee hours reading this wonderful story.F Paul wilson is a great story teller.His other books in the series night world,the tomb and the touch are must reads as well             Sims (Book 4: Zero) (Sims)20 reviews F. Paul Wilson Cemetery Dance Pubns, 2005 read it! 5 stars because it is a great read, although if you really think about it some logic might be amiss. Fascinating pageturner nonetheless.             Infernal: A Repairman Jack Novel (Repairman Jack)35 reviews F. Paul Wilson Tor Books, 2006 Good I chose the cheap shipping and it was still here pretty quick, exactly what I ordered and in good shape. Repairman Jack is amazing!             The Haunted Air : Repairman Jack (Repairman Jack) (Repairman Jack)30 reviews F. Paul Wilson Tor Books, 2004 Supernatural Thriller For those new to this series, Repairman Jack is a man who doesn't officially exist. He has gone to great lengths to have no social security number, no tax records, etc. When people have a problem, he's available to fix it. For a price. In this installment, two brothers are new in town and off to a successful start conning rich people with their psychic act. It seems that one of the more ...             The Touch17 reviews F. Paul Wilson A Jove Book, 1986 A grand work of moral dilehema Like so many of Wilson's books, the touch deals with not only a supernatural occurrence in a otherwise mundane world but how the characters react to it. The main character of this novel, who makes another appearance in Nightworld, seemed very real to me. Like Steven Gould's spectacular book Jumper, I found myself imagining what I would do at each plot twist only to have the character mirror those ...             Legacies: A Repairman Jack Novel (Repairman Jack)44 reviews F. Paul Wilson Tor Books, 2008 Jack Rocks! I honestly think Repairman Jack is the most clever and unique recurring character I have ever come across. I've only just finished "Legacies" the 2nd in the series and I feel I "know" Jack. The Repairman Jack novels are fast paced, never boring, characters very well developed. I never want to put these books down! This one didn't have a supernatural storyline as did "The Tomb" but it was every ...             Crisscross: A Repairman Jack Novel (Repairman Jack)31 reviews F. Paul Wilson Tor Books, 2006 LOVE REPAIRMAN JACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am a huge fan of Repairman Jack! Jack lives "off the grid" in New York City. He helps people with problems that cannot be solved by the police. He frequently runs across creatures that are evil and bent on destruction and manages to outwit or outfight them. If you are new to Repairman Jack, read them in order starting with The Tomb. There is a good list on his website [...].             All the Rage (Repairman Jack)37 reviews F. Paul Wilson Tor Books, 2001 Excellent series! While All the Rage didn't grab me and drag me in the immediately the way The Tomb, the first book in the Repairman Jack series did, I stuck with it and was glad I did. We get to learn more about Repairman Jack and the people in his lives. I would certainly recommend this series to anyone searching for something a little different.             Gateways (Repairman Jack)28 reviews F. Paul Wilson Tor Books, 2008 Rich with twists and turns Gateways is the 7th entry in the "Repairman Jack" series, and in many ways, is the strongest one yet. For those who do not know, Repairman Jack is not a handyman but he is a fixer - of the sorts of problems that people have that for one reason or another preclude involving the authorities. Jack is smart, resourceful, trustworthy and completely moral in his own way. But his fixes frequently ...             Hosts (Repairman Jack)30 reviews F. Paul Wilson Tor Books, 2003 Jack and the Body Snatchers The genres may be different, but lately I have found that a couple of the series I have enjoyed the most in the past few years have both featured a character named Jack: Lee Child's Jack Reacher books and F. Paul Wilson's Repairman Jack books. Hosts, the fifth in the series, is as much fun to read as the others have been. In this novel, Jack gets a phone call from the sister Kate who he ...              search for books adversary, bloodline, book, conspiracies, crisscross, cycle, enemy, federation, gateways, harbingers, haunted, healer, histories, hosts, infernal, keep, lanague, legacies, novel, novels, rage, repairman, reprisal, secret, state, sword, tomb, touch, wheels, within books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen gourmet food: Kikkoman Manjo Aji Mirin - 17 oz. leave a comment home  impressum - about us