The subject matter of this book did nothing for me. I thought it was a bit too sci-fi"ish" in its' premise so I had to force myself to get through it. I like more of DK's horror books and this just didn't come across that way too much for me.
Easy, interesting read. I have never really gotten into Koontz but this book was ok. There is nothing deep here nor did I expect it to be. I liked the premise of a highly intelligent dog. We all talk to our dogs but never really expect them to communicate back.
dean Koontz can write good thrillers/horror. unfortunally most of his book have some characteristics that annoy me. First - There are dogs in it. Special dogs for that matter.Second - The shallow uber perfect characters.The story resolves around a perfect being (dog) being created and it's evil twis...
My all time favourite Koontz book. I recently revisited this book and found some of the references which were current at the time to be dated now, but that did not deter from my enjoyment of the story. I want Einstein!!
A really timeless tale of friendship and sacrifice. A couple of problems though. First, the novel can be cut down drastically. I felt that a lot of the characterization was repetitive. Almost every character had to "discover" on their own about Travis's past, and every time their thoughts or dia...
I recently reread this old favorite of mine as an unabridged audiobook. It was one of my childhood favorites so I was almost afraid to touch it and ruin the mystique I'd built up around it. Surprisingly enough, I managed to enjoy most of it despite the fact that I've become much pickier and crabbier...
Brilliant book. Scary in just the right way - i.e. not too much gore ;) I love psycological thrillers, but they're difficult to find. This one was close enough.
Watchers is as good as Dean Koontz gets and it is pretty damn good. There are all the hallmarks of what put Koontz on the top of his game, which he was in the late 80s. There non-stop storytelling. There's a believable and likable protagonist. There's a terrible but fascinating villain (Koontz write...
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