Fear City

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Published 2014 F. Paul Wilson concludes his Repairman Jack early years trilogy (and what could be the last Repairman Jack novel he writes) with FEAR CITY. It s February, 1993. When a woman s mutilated body washes up on an Astoria beach, the unidentifiable corpse is dubbed The Ditmars Dahlia. But Jack knows who she is and sets out to learn why and, most important, who. The killers and those who ordered her death go on with their lives, never dreaming that anyone would care about the death of a nobody, unaware of the relentless nemesis they ve set in motion. FEAR CITY concludes the Repairman Jack Early Years Trilogy. All the threads of the first two novels weave into a violent tapestry involving the mob, the super-secret Septimus Order, a high-priced call girl operation, and the terrorists who first bombed the World Trade Center. All will be impacted by Jack s quest to avenge the brutal death of a nobody. Wrapping up the various threads he has spun in the earlier novels of this trilogy — Cold City and Dark City — Wilson weaves a tapestry that invokes that most modern source of dread, terrorism. Russell Madden Get ready for a bleak and terrifying tale told from multiple viewpoints at a breakneck pace—this is a finale that won’t disappoint. The Tomb of Dark Delights

• Binding: Hardcover

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