contemporary fiction in ages. His adventures are hugely entertaining." -- Dean Koontz on the Repairman Jack novels "Jack stand[s] out from the supernatural pack. The books are about an ordinary guy doing whatever it takes to protect the innocent, and that's a story that always has resonance." -- The Chicago Sun-Times on By the Sword Review "Repairman Jack is one of the most original and intriguing characters to arise out of contemporary fiction in ages. His adventures are hugely entertaining." -- Dean Koontz on the Repairman Jack novels "Jack stand[s] out from the supernatural pack. The books are about an ordinary guy doing whatever it takes to protect the innocent, and that's a story that always has resonance." -- The Chicago Sun-Times on By the Sword The last page of "The Dark At The End", the 15th and last novel of the Repairman Jack series ends, as it had to, as a rewrite of the prologue to "Nightworld", first published in 1993, exactly as F.Paul Wilson has been telling us for years that it would. TDATE is a worthy finale to the RJ series, tying together all RJ 15 novels, plus the 3 YA Jack books and various other bits and pieces of the Secret History of the World. It leaves no loose ends. Everyone and everything of principal importance from the entire series is present and most play important or crucial roles. Weezy, Eddie, Drexler, Dawn and the baby, Abe, Thompson, Gia and Vicky, Glaeken and Magda, the Lady,