by Ed Gorman, Dean Koontz
This is the second book in this series that I began while doing Project Frankenstein. One of the quibbles that I complained about while I read the first one remains an issue in this one: Victor is everything bad. He was pals with Hitler and Stalin and such. But what exactly made him this way? It is ...
Frankenstein's New Race are starting to infiltrate all layers of society, leaving Detectives Carson O'Connor and Michael Madison unsure who to trust.The story continues straight after book one (Prodigal Son), with some of the New Race starting to behave erratically and evolve into something else.Lot...
Frankenstein's New Race are starting to infiltrate all layers of society, leaving Detectives Carson O'Connor and Michael Madison unsure who to trust.The story continues straight after book one (Prodigal Son), with some of the New Race starting to behave erratically and evolve into something else.Lot...
Well OMG! Like night and day from 'Prodigal Son' I loved this second book and overly surprised as if you read my last review on the first book i was ready to pack it in on this series. Well i told myself as well as i am gonna tell anyone else interested in reading this series, if you find the first ...
Description: They are stronger, heal better, and think faster than any humans ever created-and they must be destroyed. But not even Victor Helios-once Frankenstein-can stop the engineered killers he's set loose on a reign of terror through modern-day New Orleans. Now the only hope rests in a one-tim...
Maybe it's my distracted state of mind but I didn't enjoy this book nearly as much as Frankenstein Prodigal Son . I didn't find it very interesting and found my mind drifting away throughout most of it. I think the thing I liked best about the first book in the series was learning more about the mo...
I liked this book just as well as the first. It leaves off with a whopper of a cliffhanger though! I think it was good for Dean to collaborate, because it seems so much more like his earlier writing style. Now I hear he won't be collaborating for the last book in the trilogy, and I'm kind of sad, be...
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