Repairman Jack has a chance
encounter with a female spy known only as Chandler, and winds up working with
her to prevent a deadly toxin from being unleashed on New York City.
Wilson’s “fixer” Repairman Jack is already in
the CU, and this crossover brings in the main character of Konrath and
Peterson’s Codename:
Chandler series. Through various
crossovers, the inclusion of Chandler brings the following works into the CU:
Konrath’s respective series featuring Harry McGlade, Phineas Troutt, and
Jacqueline “Jack” Daniels, and his novel Disturb; Konrath’s Afraid, Endurance, Trapped, and Haunted House, all
written as by Jack Kilborn; Peterson’s Val Ryker series; Blake Crouch’s Abandon, Famous, and Snowbound, the Andrew
Z. Thomas series, and the Letty Dobesh series; Garth Perry’s A.J. Rakowski
stories; Henry Perez’s Alex Chapa novels; Jeff Strand’s Andrew Mayhem series;
Tom Schreck’s Duffy Dombrowski Mysteries;
Bernard Schaffer’s Superbia trilogy;
Tracy Sharp’s Leah Ryan series; Jude Hardin’s Nicholas Colt series and the
spinoff Jack Reacher Files series,
set in the same continuity as Lee Child’s Jack Reacher series; Iain Rob
Wright’s Sarah Stone series; and Crouch, “Kilborn,” Strand and Wilson’s novel Draculas, which mentions The National Tattler, a fictional tabloid from Thomas Harris’
novel The Silence of the Lambs. The
Clayton family seen in Schaffer’s Guns of Seneca 6 series is descended from Superbia’s Cole Clayton, while the hero of Konrath’s Timecaster series (written as “Joe Kimball”) is Jack
Daniels and Phineas Troutt’s grandson, and a recurring villain in that series
is descended from characters in Afraid and
Haunted House. Both series take place
in alternate futures to the CU.
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