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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Things are looking pretty grim for Repairman Jack, as the Ally continues to try to strip away all of his human ties. An average entry in this long-running series. It looks as if it still has a ways to go before it reaches an end--if it ever does. ( )Somehow I messed up on my Repairman Jack reading and read Bloodlines in 2007 before I had read Harbingers. I really thought I had read all the RJ books as they came out, and didn't ever consider I had missed one. Now Bloodlines makes more sense and I no longer think I suffer from senior moment memory loss! Harbingers, like all of Wilson's Repairman Jack books is a great read. I sort of wish I had discovered them some years in the future though, when the series is complete. I hate waiting for the next book! haven't read yet Most Repairman Jack books grab you before halfway, but the best part of this book happened within the last quarter. This one also starts a new precedent. no reviews | add a review
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