Review:
Praise for Gateways"Wilson deftly contrasts the self-imposed isolation of his vigilante hero with the forced exile of society's outcasts. . . . Wilson is unsurpassed in depicting his characters' feelings of alienation as they attempt to comprehend the cosmic forces that have misshapen their lives. . . . This one will appeal to horror aficionados and to fans of Carl Hiassen and James Lee Burke."--"Publishers Weekly"
"The Repairman Jack series is definitely one you want to check out."
--Centre Daily Times
"Atmospherically taut and well paced, this novel belongs in most horror collections."--"Library Journal" """Wilson continues to mix the traditional thriller with elements of the supernatural in way--not quite horror but more than mystery--that appeal to both sides of the genre fence."
--"Booklist"
"Gateways is the perfect Florida escape for devotees of the supernatural, who also appreciate zany characters and a fast-moving plot." -"Orlando"" Sentinel"
"Jack's latest adventure, Gateways, is an exciting addition that moves swiftly and crackles with suspense, yet also delivers the necessary character development and narrative logic . . . Longtime Wilson readers, of course, will delight in the way he ties the Repairman Jack stories to his "Adversary" cycle . . . building a vast fictional universe similar to what Stephen king has done with his "Dark Tower" mythology. But even if you're a new reader, the author's clear, snappy prose keeps it all straight. The name is Jack, Repairman Jack, and it's a name worth looking up next time you want a great supernatural thriller." --"Fangoria"
Praise for Gateways" Wilson deftly contrasts the self-imposed isolation of his vigilante hero with the forced exile of society's outcasts. . . . Wilson is unsurpassed in depicting his characters' feelings of alienation as they attempt to comprehend the cosmic forces that have misshapen their lives. . . . This one will appeal to horror aficionados and to fans of Carl Hiassen and James Lee Burke." -- "Publishers Weekly"
" The Repairman Jack series is definitely one you want to check out."
--Centre Daily Times
" Atmospherically taut and well paced, this novel belongs in most horror collections." --"Library Journal" """ Wilson continues to mix the traditional thriller with elements of the supernatural in way-- not quite horror but more than mystery-- that appeal to both sides of the genre fence."
--"Booklist"
" Gateways is the perfect Florida escape for devotees of the supernatural, who also appreciate zany characters and a fast-moving plot." - "Orlando"" Sentinel"
" Jack's latest adventure, Gateways, is an exciting addition that moves swiftly and crackles with suspense, yet also delivers the necessary character development and narrative logic . . . Longtime Wilson readers, of course, will delight in the way he ties the Repairman Jack stories to his " Adversary" cycle . . . building a vast fictional universe similar to what Stephen king has done with his "Dark Tower" mythology. But even if you're a new reader, the author's clear, snappy prose keeps it all straight. The name is Jack, Repairman Jack, and it's a name worthlooking up next time you want a great supernatural thriller." --"Fangoria"
" Atmospherically taut and well paced, this novel belongs in most horror collections."
" The name is Jack, Repairman Jack, and it' s a name worth looking up next time you want a great supernatural thriller."
"Atmospherically taut and well paced, this novel belongs in most horror collections."
This one will appeal to horror aficionados and to fans of Carl Hiassen and James Lee Burke."
"The name is Jack, Repairman Jack, and it's a name worth looking up next time you want a great supernatural thriller."
Praise for Gateways
"Wilson deftly contrasts the self-imposed isolation of his vigilante hero with the forced exile of society's outcasts. . . . Wilson is unsurpassed in depicting his characters' feelings of alienation as they attempt to comprehend the cosmic forces that have misshapen their lives. . . . This one will appeal to horror aficionados and to fans of Carl Hiassen and James Lee Burke."--"Publishers Weekly"
"The Repairman Jack series is definitely one you want to check out."
--Centre Daily Times
"Atmospherically taut and well paced, this novel belongs in most horror collections."--"Library Journal"
"""Wilson continues to mix the traditional thriller with elements of the supernatural in way--not quite horror but more than mystery--that appeal to both sides of the genre fence."
--"Booklist"
"Gateways is the perfect Florida escape for devotees of the supernatural, who also appreciate zany characters and a fast-moving plot." -"Orlando"" Sentinel"
"Jack's latest adventure, Gateways, is an exciting addition that moves swiftly and crackles with suspense, yet also delivers the necessary character development and narrative logic . . . Longtime Wilson readers, of course, will delight in the way he ties the Repairman Jack stories to his "Adversary" cycle . . . building a vast fictional universe similar to what Stephen king has done with his "Dark Tower" mythology. But even if you're a new reader, the author's clear, snappy prose keeps it all straight. The name is Jack, Repairman Jack, and it's a name worth looking up next time you want a great supernatural thriller." --"Fangoria"
"Wilson deftly contrasts the self-imposed isolation of his vigilante hero with the forced exile of society's outcasts. . . . Wilson is unsurpassed in depicting his characters' feelings of alienation as they attempt to comprehend the cosmic forces that have misshapen their lives. . . . This one will appeal to horror aficionados and to fans of Carl Hiassen and James Lee Burke."--"Publishers Weekly"
"The Repairman Jack series is definitely one you want to check out."
--Centre Daily Times
"Atmospherically taut and well paced, this novel belongs in most horror collections."--"Library Journal" """Wilson continues to mix the traditional thriller with elements of the supernatural in way--not quite horror but more than mystery--that appeal to both sides of the genre fence."
--"Booklist"
"Gateways is the perfect Florida escape for devotees of the supernatural, who also appreciate zany characters and a fast-moving plot." -"Orlando"" Sentinel"
"Jack's latest adventure, Gateways, is an exciting addition that moves swiftly and crackles with suspense, yet also delivers the necessary character development and narrative logic . . . Longtime Wilson readers, of course, will delight in the way he ties the Repairman Jack stories to his "Adversary" cycle . . . building a vast fictional universe similar to what Stephen king has done with his "Dark Tower" mythology. But even if you're a new reader, the author's clear, snappy prose keeps it all straight. The name is Jack, Repairman Jack, and it's a name worth looking up next time you want a great supernatural thriller." --"Fangoria"
The Repairman Jack series is definitely one you want to check out.
Synopsis:
Following a hit-and-run" accident that severely injures his father, a resident of Gateways, a senior community on the edge of the Everglades, Jack joins forces with his father's neighbor, Anya Mundy, to stop Semelee, a mysterious young woman who uses her powers to control creatures of the Everglades to sacrifice inhabitants of Gateways every three
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