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The Dark at the End
- A Repairman Jack Novel, Book 15
- Narrated by: Christopher Price
- Series: Repairman Jack, Book 15, The Secret History of the World, Book 15
- Length: 11 hrs and 32 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Horror
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- Laura
- 15-12-15
Amazing End to Amazing Series
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
First of all, this should be the last book of the Repairman Jack series that you listen to, and the penultimate listen before the final book in the whole Adversary/Repairman Jack cycle, Nightworld. There are many books before this and you'll like them better in order. This review serves as a review of the entire series.
F. Paul Wilson has built an incredibly believable world, a quite compelling mix of real life scenarios with end-of-the-world, supernatural elements. The main characters are interesting, complex and develop over their arcs within the series. The plots are not completely predictable, contrary to what so frequently happens within a long series, and Wilson can throw a mean monkey wrench into the expected story line, creating refreshing surprises and a level of suspense that keeps you downloading the next book as soon as you finish the last, just to see what happens next.
Wilson has a gift for sardonic, crusty vernacular and comic relief within deadly serious situations. I'm pretty sad to be at the end of the line.
Who was your favorite character and why?
Wilson's main character, Repairman Jack, is Uber Everyman, a normal-seeming guy with a dark underbelly of seething violent rage overlaid with a strict moral code that makes him incredibly effective but keeps him on the side of the angels, and you will grow to love him. (I also think the author identifies with this guy a lot.)
Wilson pulls no punches with regard to character collateral damage throughout the story line and Jack is a prime example of this. He endures incredible loss over the course of the series (a spear has no branches) but he remains unbroken and heroic to the last.
What does Christopher Price bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
Over the course of the series, I've had a love/hate relationship with Christopher Price. I didn't really like him at first and kept checking to see who the narrator was with each subsequent download. Funny thing was, when they changed to a different narrator for a few books later on in the series, I found myself desperately wishing to get Christopher Price back again. Over time, his deep, sonorous, somewhat monotone delivery had "become" Jack's voice in my head and no one else would do it as well. He does sound kind of silly when he tries to do female voices, but given that he's a baritone, I forgive him.
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- Norma Velasquez
- 04-09-21
great story...so not looking forward for it to end
love this story line and how it pulls together so many strings. upset about the end but know what's coming.
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- wildbillhagy
- 22-07-21
Repairman Jack Faces Defeat?
I love Christopher Price as the narrator. He has nailed Jack, but even he cannot seem to infer much hope as the story hurtles towards an abyss (literally at times). The stakes are high and for once, Jack seems to be played and finds out too late that he has been played. This is by far the most negative as the Otherness seems to be imminently determined to make the future a very dark place.
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- Joseph Cho
- 07-02-19
A thrilling begin to the end
Christopher Price is a decent narrator, however his accents aren't very good. His German is something of a joke, and the way he voices Jack is incredibly lackluster.
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- Richard S. Swol
- 09-06-17
Jack Vs. Rasalom
If you could sum up The Dark at the End in three words, what would they be?
Gut-Wrenching
Heart-Breaking
Exhausting
What did you like best about this story?
Jacks assault on Rasalom.
What does Christopher Price bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
As I have mentioned previously, he does a fine job with Jacks voice - it sounds generic - which is exactly as it should. But with any accent - well, they all sound the same. Which is not so good.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Yes, I actually cheered a bit when Jack's attack took place.
And felt gutted when the climax came.
Any additional comments?
Note that this leads immediately into NIGHTWORLD. Which, as you can take as a spoiler of sorts, but you KNEW things would never go exactly as planned right?
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- Amazon Customer
- 13-06-17
Filler?
felt like filler but F. Paul Wilson is still a great writer and this was enjoyable if not completely unnecessary