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	title:	Crisscross: A Repairman Jack Novel (Repairman Jack Novels)
	author:	F.Paul Wilson
	format:	Mass Market Paperback
	publisher:	Tor,U.S.
	released:	August 1, 2006
	isbn:	0765346060
	isbn-13:	9780765346063

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Customer Reviews
A superb read, gripping to the last - Rated Although vaguely reminiscent of the Short Story "A Day in the Life", this is a fantasticly enjoyable book with a sharp twist at the end. Jack combines two seemingly unrelated jobs...a nun is being blackmailed, whilst another woman- again claiming to be his mother- has lost a son to a mysterious cult. Although continuing the descent toward Nightworld, this book is much more of a stand alone novel than say Gateways, and as such would not be a bad place for new readers to start. Wilson has an incredible knack for creating horrible characters who you cannot help but hate, whilst Jack has the ability to bring them down and give them a justly hideous fate. All in all, this is a very satisfying read, and it leaves you aching for more...

Customer Reviews

A superb read, gripping to the last - Rated 5/5
Although vaguely reminiscent of the Short Story "A Day in the Life", this is a fantasticly enjoyable book with a sharp twist at the end. Jack combines two seemingly unrelated jobs...a nun is being blackmailed, whilst another woman- again claiming to be his mother- has lost a son to a mysterious cult. Although continuing the descent toward Nightworld, this book is much more of a stand alone novel than say Gateways, and as such would not be a bad place for new readers to start. Wilson has an incredible knack for creating horrible characters who you cannot help but hate, whilst Jack has the ability to bring them down and give them a justly hideous fate. All in all, this is a very satisfying read, and it leaves you aching for more...