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Posted April 25, 2012
i found it great could not put it down. and then i read the barrens and that was th continuation. good read
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Overview
A novella culled from "Freak Show," the nigh impossible to find anthology F. Paul Wilson edited back in 1992. It involves the Otherness and ties into both the Repairman Jack series and The Adversary Cycle. Follow Oz and his band of freaks as they tour the country on a dark mission that threatens the nature of reality itself.