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Title	:	Black Wind (The Secret History of the World)
Author	:	F. Paul Wilson
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 433 pages
Published	:	May 18th 1990 by Bookthrift Co (first published September 1st 1988)
Categories	:	Horror. Fiction. Thriller. Historical. Historical Fiction. Fantasy. Supernatural

Black Wind (The Secret History of the World)

F. Paul Wilson

Paperback | Pages: 433 pages

Rating: 4.24 | 898 Users | 67 Reviews

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F. Paul Wilson’s powerful World War II novel is an unforgettable saga of passion and terror, the ravages of war, the pain of betrayal, and the glory of love.

At the heart of the story are four people torn between love and honor: Matsuo Okumo, born in Japan, raised in America, and hated in both lands; Hiroki Okumo, his brother, a modern samurai sworn to serve a secret cult and the almighty Emperor; Meiko Satsuma, the woman they both love; and Frank Slater, the American who turned away when Matsuo needed him, and who now struggles to repay his debt of honor.

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Original Title:	Black Wind
ISBN:	0791716562 (ISBN13: 9780791716564)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.repairmanjack.com/works.htm#novels
Series:	The Secret History of the World
Characters:	Matsuo Okumo, Hiroki Okumo, Meiko Satsuma, Frank Slater
Literary Awards:	Bram Stoker Award Nominee for Best Novel (1988)

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BLACK WIND is one of my favorite books in my life. This is definitely FPW's masterpiece.Historical facts mixed with fictional horror:Kuroi Kaze. But also there were friendship and betrayals, love and hate. Very touching story.And another my favorite reason:I designed this cover.



I'll not try to find another shelf for this one. I've put it on my "read" shelf and my "horror shelf". I suppose it could also be called historical fantasy. It's mildly tied in with Wilson's Adversary series and Repairman Jack series. It will, "touch" I guess you'd say.Frankly I find that while I like the repairman Jack books greatly (in general) Mr. Wilson's other books tend to leave me a bit cold. The same here.A detailed discussion of why I don't care for this book a lot would require a

This is a really good story of the relationship between two men in the events leading up to WW2 and the war itself. Matsuo and Frank Slater grow up together as boys in San Francisco until a traumatic separation tears them apart and sets them against one another. This is a novel of the Secret History of the World by F. Paul Wilson and has a very minimal supernatural aspect that gives some insight into the Repairman Jack novels. I would highly recommend this for just about anybody, there is a

Great insight to the thoughts of two very different cultures.Interesting theory of the notorious Pearl Harbor "ignored warnings".Repulsive super natural cult.Romance, betrayal, intrigue, prejudicewhat more could a good novel deliver?

Okay forget the whole world war 2 Pearl Harbor - Hiroshima thing for a second..... I want to talk about the Frank/Meiko/Matsuo thing.So both the guys have a raging hard on for Meiko even though she is engaged to Matsuo's brother Hiroki..... so the little slut decides she is going to bang Matsuo anyway and suprise suprise who should walk in? Sorry Hiroki I slipped and fell on top of Matsuo's dick... so she runs away and ends up in Hawaii and who does she run into? Frank. so she "falls in love"

I really enjoyed how everything came together in the end of this book. I think this is the first book I've really read that specifically involved events of world war 2, but it was still felt different, new, and exciting for the story to not involve the Germans. I'm tempted to rate it a 4, but I feel like it took me way too long to read.