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A review by kaje_harper
Fatal Error by F. Paul Wilson
3.0
I love the Repairman Jack books, despite their darkness, because Jack is just such a great character. The next book in the series will be the last one, and I expect a lot from it. I think that coming end affected this book a bit negatively though - it seemed like a lot of the story was setting up for the climax, and it felt less like a complete narrative than most of this series. Still good though.
The situation is becoming complex - in the early books you might be able to read one in isolation, but this is not the one. If you like dark/urban fantasy/apocalyptic with a strong hero who is protective of his friends, girlfriend and family, mostly moral but prone to violence as an answer and faces arcane foes without superpowers of his own, you might enjoy these. Begin with the first one though.
The situation is becoming complex - in the early books you might be able to read one in isolation, but this is not the one. If you like dark/urban fantasy/apocalyptic with a strong hero who is protective of his friends, girlfriend and family, mostly moral but prone to violence as an answer and faces arcane foes without superpowers of his own, you might enjoy these. Begin with the first one though.