In the last chapter of Reprisal FPW is telling the story of Lisl driving herself home and then he jumps to a paragraph about Gleaken and how he likes Jack because jack is a warrior. No where else in the book is jack mentioned. After this short paragraph FPW jumps back to Lisl but she has arrived home. Did anyone else notice this?...I have not read Nightworld though I am starting it tonight so this might be explained in there.

Is there really a mistake in the book?

See chapter 30...about 8 paragraphs in...

In the last chapter of Reprisal FPW is telling the story of Lisl driving herself home and then he jumps to a paragraph about Gleaken and how he likes Jack because jack is a warrior. No where else in the book is jack mentioned. After this short paragraph FPW jumps back to Lisl but she has arrived home. Did anyone else notice this?...I have not read Nightworld though I am starting it tonight so this might be explained in there.

Is there really a mistake in the book?

See chapter 30...about 8 paragraphs in...

Yes, it is a mistake in the printing. Seems that FPW wrote Reborn, Reprisal, and Nightworld as one. When they were seperated into three novels that goof accidently was put into the wrong novel. Pretty much a computer error as I understand it.

And welcome to the board!

Ken V.

Thanks for the help...I have just started nightworld and I am so excited that Jack has been introduced again.

Thanks for the help...I have just started nightworld and I am so excited that Jack has been introduced again.

I can imagine. The Tomb ends with a cliff-hanger, and it was quite a while before Nightworld was published. FPW, the fink, left us dangling for quite some time.

Ken V.

Fasten your seat belt! You are in for the ride of your life! The Adversary Cycle is THE BOMB! Wish I could go back in time and read them for the first time; ain't nothing like it.

True. There's nothing like the first time.