Sibylle Barrasso: August 2009 Archives

F. Paul Wilson is a renaissance man of fiction. An award-winning New York Times best selling author, his forty-plus novels span science fiction, medical thrillers, horror novels, adventure, with some of his books too unique to fit into the usual pigeonholes.

Ground Zero is the latest installment of his urban mercenary Repairman Jack series. An anonymous woman has started fitting together the puzzle pieces of the 9/11 attacks and has posted her conclusions on the web. But she can't stay anonymous for long. Someone has traced her and is after her. Desperate, she asks Jack for help and leads him into the paranoid mazes of the 9/11 Truth Movement, where conspiracy theories point in every direction. But the real truth is stranger, darker, and more evil than anyone can imagine. "Wilson's writing has never been sharper, with the story really focused on the main problem at hand, all leading to a climax (that's) truly going to make his fans giddy," says a review in Bookgasm.
The Rocky Mountain News describes
F. Paul Wilson as "among the finest storytellers of our time."