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3.71 AVERAGE
3.71 AVERAGE
F. Paul Wilson did a great job with this one. Maybe it is my journey now to go on with Repairman Jack series.
First in Adversary Cycle, the story was common for me but the way F. Paul Wilson writes its just like how amazingly he have done a horror story with historical fiction in it? Like I didn't see that coming the connections of German military to the evil resides the keep.
I think in my opinion Wilson research thoroughly with this putting pieces of horrifying stuffs in historical time.
I will not spoil it for others just start it and see if you will proceed to the next.
Now I'm confused is The Tomb the same with Repairman Jack Legacies???? What will I read first HAHAHAHA.
First in Adversary Cycle, the story was common for me but the way F. Paul Wilson writes its just like how amazingly he have done a horror story with historical fiction in it? Like I didn't see that coming the connections of German military to the evil resides the keep.
I think in my opinion Wilson research thoroughly with this putting pieces of horrifying stuffs in historical time.
I will not spoil it for others just start it and see if you will proceed to the next.
Now I'm confused is The Tomb the same with Repairman Jack Legacies???? What will I read first HAHAHAHA.
An interesting book. Kept me engrossed in the story. At points I thought the love between the female protagonist and the male protagonist was a little hokey, but it was okay.
Read this many years back, would not object to a re-read. WW2, German troops occupy a very old Keep, and then the men begin to die. Well written, engaging, but detail forgotten.
I found the book thoroughly engaging and enjoyed the way in which Wilson peeled back layers throughout. I wasn't expecting it to go the way it did, which was an added pleasure.