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possibly stupid question. - lorezone - 12-30-2008 so a lot of my friends and family are asking about the repairman jack/adversary series of books, and i dont think i could do them justice just by explaining them. problem is, i dont know which order to recommend reading them in. id like to preserve all the suspense that i experienced when i first read these series all those years ago, so i dont want to mess this up. any suggestions? possibly stupid question. - fpw - 12-30-2008 lorezone Wrote:so a lot of my friends and family are asking about the repairman jack/adversary series of books, and i dont think i could do them justice just by explaining them. problem is, i dont know which order to recommend reading them in. id like to preserve all the suspense that i experienced when i first read these series all those years ago, so i dont want to mess this up. any suggestions? Okay...here's the order that blends the timelines of both series (which is actually a single series: The Secret History of the World): The Keep Reborn Jack: Secret Histories The Tomb Legacies Conspiracies All The Rage Hosts The Haunted Air Gateways Crisscross Infernal Harbingers Bloodline By the Sword The Touch (Reprisal and Nightworld later) possibly stupid question. - wdg3rd - 12-30-2008 Well, if you first read them all these years ago, you might have missed the last few Jack novels. In the last couple of hardcovers, there is an "Appendix" that chronologically (by events, not publication) lists the AC and Jack novels. When in doubt, that might as well be the order in which to read them. possibly stupid question. - Wapitikev - 12-31-2008 fpw Wrote:Okay...here's the order that blends the timelines of both series (which is actually a single series: The Secret History of the World): ...plus the short stories interspersed therein, on Paul's main site under his Secret History of the World title. -Wapitikev possibly stupid question. - Brian - 12-31-2008 fpw Wrote:Okay...here's the order that blends the timelines of both series (which is actually a single series: The Secret History of the World): Alright! Thank-you! What better than the list in proper order from The Man himself. possibly stupid question. - lorezone - 12-31-2008 wdg3rd Wrote:Well, if you first read them all these years ago, you might have missed the last few Jack novels. In the last couple of hardcovers, there is an "Appendix" that chronologically (by events, not publication) lists the AC and Jack novels. When in doubt, that might as well be the order in which to read them. rest assured, as a faithful fan, i've read all of the RJ books religiously. i just wanted to get the perfect order so as to preserve the thrill of reading them. thanks for the help though! possibly stupid question. - t4terrific - 12-31-2008 lorezone Wrote:rest assured, as a faithful fan, i've read all of the RJ books religiously. i just wanted to get the perfect order so as to preserve the thrill of reading them. If you are interested in getting the friends and family hooked on FPW, I'd recommend The Tomb first. It will hook them on RJ (that's what got me into FPW in the first place.). Once they read The Tomb, they will feel the need to continue with the RJ series. Next they will get into the rest of the AC and finally the rest of the FPW library. possibly stupid question. - Brian - 12-31-2008 t4terrific Wrote:If you are interested in getting the friends and family hooked on FPW, I'd recommend The Tomb first. It will hook them on RJ (that's what got me into FPW in the first place.). That is precisely what happened when I read The Tomb. I'll start with The Keep this week end, now that I have a real plan for the series in order. |