Legacies: A Repairman Jack Novel;library Edition

from majkia

Pretty good second book of the series. Although I confess to being unhappy with some aspects of how the author presented the main female protag. It gets better later on, but I was almost ready to stop reading at one point. I've read other books by Wilson and never before felt that way about his w...

from ReadingGrrl

This is the 2nd repairman Jack novel I've listened to with a different narrator. At first I wasn't sure I liked this narrator but he soon grew on me and I really started to like his interpretation of the characters. In this book Jack's humanity shines through. His girlfriend Gia introduces him to...

from TadAD

I liked this one a bit better than The Tomb. It had the same interesting characters as the first book; I found the plot a bit more interesting. The biggest difference was simply that this kind of story seems to work a little better as a straight thriller rather than one having elements of the sup...

from timothyl33

Repairman Jack is back. After a 14 year hiatus, the series continues with its sophomore title. "Legacies", in my opinion, is a more tightly paced book, compared to "The Tomb" as the focus is on the here and now, with no flashbacks. There is also a certain lack of the supernatural (which abounded ...

from JechtShot

Alicia Clayton, a doctor who suffered a very traumatic youth, returns to New York City to run a center for Children born with HIV. Her father passes away and leaves Alicia with everything, including a very cryptic will that alludes to secrets within her childhood home. Alicia wants nothing to do ...