Infernal: A Repairman Jack Novel; Library Edition

from hrtsmom

I love all the Repairman Jack books, but this one doesn't have as much story as the others. It seems kind of like a bridge leading to the next book, rather than a whole book on its own. There isn't a lot of story; not much really happens in this book and for the most part it doesn't seem to add m...

from youthfulzombie

When I got to the end of this book, I immediately wanted to start reading #10. Unfortunately, #10 is only out in hardcover right now (I collect this series in regular old paperback). Of all the various series I read, Repairman Jack is the most original and least repetitive, with only a few charac...

from JohnWCuluris

This is the most disjointed entry in the Repairman Jack series so far, almost certainly because of the self-imposed restrictions set in place by the author himself. All of Jack's solo adventures (not counting the prequels) take place between his debut in The Tomb and the conclusion of the Adversa...

from CSDaley

Probably closer to a 3.5. This was my least favorite Repairman Jack book. I simply could not stand the brother. It sucked the life out of the whole book for me.

from gypsycab79

This wasn't my favorite RJ book. I really hated Jack's brother and hated being in his head. His sudden change of heart at the end felt contrived. But it was nice to see the Kenton brothers again.