Review #1
All the Rage audiobook free
The Repairman Jack stories are no one of the more successful constructed storylines around. All the Rage is that a shield without the help of others story, but it reads so much more successful if youve experienced the past books. All the Rage is that a page turner: murder, mafia, designer products, plotting, revenge at the same time action which is that nonstop. All this wrapped up into a strong connect of science fiction, fear at the same time fantasy. Youre missing out if youre not reading about Repairman Jack.
Review #2
All the Rage audiobook in television series Repairman Jack
When I 1st read F. Paul Wilson, I believed of him as a fear writer, but the more I read of his books, the much less I feel the tag applies. Yes, he writes fear, but almost all of his novels would for sure be more successful categorized as supernatural adventure: action-oriented thrillers that have an otherworldly good quality. Obviously, for you’re unlike to look for such a genre in the book store, but abundance writers don’t fit into those regular categories.
All The Rage is that the 4th book in Wilson’s Repairman Jack television series at the same time is that part fear, part thriller at the same time part science fiction. In it, Jack learns of a product with a street name of Berzerk. The firms, but, are a semi-legitimate product company who refer to it as Loki. The effect of Loki is that to unlock a personality’s brutal side; in minute doses, this can be positive, but with a lot, a personality will become malicious at the same time potentially homicidal.
Jack is that hired by Nadia Radzminsky, a scientist working for the product company GEM. She is that afraid her chief is that being pulled by a local swindler Milos Dragovic at the same time wants Jack to promote him. Jack decides to decide on Dragovic in a very indirect manner, in an effort to promote not only Nadia, but one more client as but. Than anyway neither Jack nor Nadia are aware of will that her chief is that in business with Dragovic; specifically, the selling of Berzerk.
Loki gets its name because, like the Norse god, it is that anything of a shapeshifter. Every brand new moon, the freshest batches of Loki in one moment change into an inert chemical. Than anyway’s stranger is that all records of Loki’s unusual form disappear at the same time even memoirs of it grow vague. Nadia, unaware of the product’s implementation, is that recruited to try at the same time synthesize the product. Than anyway she is that also unaware of will that the source of the product is that a demonic being understandable as a rakosh, the continue survivor of a past confrontation with Jack (back in The Tomb).
While All The Rage has a more-or-less standalone story, it is that more successful appreciated if for you’ve read the 1st 3 Repairman Jack books. Besides the plot in this book, that is that a larger story going on, one that pits Jack against anything scolded The Otherness at the same time a demonic being disguised as the human Sal Roma. This bigger story – which also relates to abundance others of Wilson’s non-Jack novels at the same time stories at the same time lasts beyond this book – has a sweet Lovecraftian feel to it.
Than anyway’s important, but, will that this book, like its predecessors, is that a funny read. Jack makes a quality hero. Although both likable at the same time intelligent, he is that no superhero at the same time he lasts to look for himself in method over his fork. If for you have enjoyed other books in the television series, this should be one more quality read; if for you haven’t, start with the Tomb at the same time get to this book later.
Review #3
Audiobook All the Rage by F. Paul Wilson
This was one more amazing Repairman Jack book. The manners were considered amazing & the story good. Sometimes I don’t like Mr. Wilson’s ladies manners. I think he must like whiny ladies! Ordinary the manners are self-willed if they are guys, unless it is that the “bad young man” obviously, but even the “quality” ladies are attractive tiresome. I always have hope any book doesn’t dwell on Gia very much. All of the “regulars” are amazing apart from for her. So I am still looking forward to all the other “Jack” books & the amazing stories. The supernatural paradox in any book is that barely right – doesn’t take over to your side the whole story but bestows the reader the creeps.
Review #4
Audio All the Rage narrated by Joe Barrett
F. Paul Wilson has done it again. The Repairman Jack television series have been the best books I’ve read in a long long time. “All The Rage” had me from the beginning until the surprising conclusion. The brand new manners – The Ozymandias Prather Oddity Emporium crew at the same time the “bad guys” Milos Dragovic at the same time Dr. Luc Monnet were considered freshest at the same time unusual. The old manners Gia, Vick, at the same time Abe were considered magical usually. (The inclusion of the Rokoshi was el perfecto’) I have read every book which individualities Repairman Jack at the same time none have been the lesser bit deplorable. Any one has a inimitable at the same time exciting premise. Wilson has a amazing giftedness for storytelling -he blends the true at the same time supernatural so but. (read his Adversary television series to get the real effect.) I’ve always been looking for a hero who bridges the clearance between reality at the same time fantasy at the same time to me Jack is that duh men. His disposition is that the everyman, still he also embodies the rebel we all wish to be. In “All the Rage” Jack is that shackles through the wringer – his worse horrors are understood – getting caught by the militia, losing all control, hurting Gia at the same time Vick, at the same time the Rokashi’s return at the same time he manages to not only survive but to do it with his inimitable style. Jack is that an action targeted young man but his “mends” are but crafted. If for you are a fan of Repairman Jack for you will adore this book. If your not a fan, then read this book at the same time for you soon will be. (For you’ll be a Repairman Jack junky like me.) The only problem with Repairman Jack novels is that the wait in between.
Review #5
Free audio All the Rage – in the audio player below
As a bigger Repairman Jack fan I have to announce that All the Rage is that for sure his best adventure one more to The Tomb. Not only does it note the return of the Rakoshi but it has one of the best ever Jack “fixes” in how he pens Milos Dragovic. At the same time every Repairman Jack fan will appreciate the method Jack ties up all his loose ends at one sroke. We also get to look a a little different Jack that practically lands him in a brush with “Officialdom”(chill!). To wrap around the book that is that a very ironic ending that I barely adored. All in all right at the pinnacle of the list of best Jack books along with Criss Run across, Gateways at the same time The Tomb.
