Repairman Jack Books in Order

Repairman Jack, who fixes problems rather than appliances, is hired to recover a stolen necklace carrying an ancient curse. The job turns deadly when Bengali demons and a threat to Gia's daughter Vicky force Jack into a fight he cannot sidestep.

The end begins when the sun rises late and holes open in the world. Jack, Glaeken, and a desperate handful of allies face the Otherness in Wilson's apocalyptic finale to both the Adversary Cycle and Repairman Jack.

When conspiracy theorist Melanie Ehler disappears, Jack follows the trail to a convention full of people who think the world is run by hidden powers. For once, the wildest theory in the room may still be too small.

Dr. Alicia Clayton wants a house from her past torn down, but everyone hired for the job winds up dead. Jack takes the fix and finds that the building is guarding a secret people are willing to kill for.

A new designer drug promises confidence and edge without addiction, until it starts unleashing murderous rage. Jack digs into who made it and why, and finds a fix with body bags at the end of it.

Kate seeks out the brother she barely knows when her sister Jeannette changes after experimental brain-tumor treatment. Jack discovers a mutated virus with plans of its own, and stopping it may be beyond ordinary medicine.

A house in Astoria seems to be haunted by the ghost of a little girl abducted decades earlier from Brooklyn stables. Jack takes the case and finds that freeing the dead may require untangling a very old crime.

Jack heads to Florida when he learns his estranged father is in a coma after a car accident. What waits there is a nest of strange deaths, eerie lights, and a young woman named Semelee who senses Jack is special.

An elderly woman hires Jack to find her missing son, a search that leads into the powerful and sinister Dormentalist Church. To get answers, Jack has to step inside a cult built to crush enemies and hide its real agenda.

Jack reunites with his brother Tom for what looks like a treasure hunt off Bermuda. The brothers find something much stranger than wreck-diving riches, and their shaky relationship does not make the danger any easier.

What starts as a favor for a worried uncle, a missing teenage girl, pulls Jack into a chain of events that feels anything but random. Old allies gather as the hidden war behind Jack's life moves into the open.

At a traveling carnival, Jack and his friends come across evidence that a rakosh may still exist. For a man who thought he had wiped them out for good, that is very bad news.

Jack looks into a mother's fears about the older man dating her teenage daughter and finds something far worse than an ordinary creep. The case pushes him closer to the truth about who he is and why the hidden war wants him.

Jack is hired to recover a legendary katana stolen from the Hiroshima Peace Museum. The job brings in a Japanese cult, Yakuza muscle, and old enemies already circling the same blade.

Weezy Connell starts fitting together the hidden truth behind 9/11, and that makes her a target. Jack follows her into conspiracy culture and discovers that every public theory is smaller than the real horror.

Teenage Jack and his friends Weezy and Eddie find a ritual murder victim in the Pine Barrens beside an ancient artifact. The deeper they dig, the clearer it becomes that the woods hold older and darker secrets than anyone guessed.

Munir Habib's family has been kidnapped, and the people holding them know exactly how to control him. Jack steps in to help, but the job collides with his role in the war to protect the Lady.

Jack is finally ready to move directly against Rasalom, just as Glaeken's time is running out. The cosmic war tightens, alliances shift, and the endgame stops feeling far away.

Set between *Ground Zero* and *Fatal Error*, this late Jack novel sends him after an escaped hybrid creature while also guarding an ancient healing object. Both jobs tie into stranger forces than Jack expects, and the city feels increasingly out of tune.