Dean Koontz is a master of weaving stories together. The varying narratives tease and tempt a reader to continue reading deeper into the story, and to explore all the twists and turns the plot takes.
In The Whispering Room the reader is introduced to a rogue FBI agent on the run for murders she admits to committing. There is another story line going at the same time of a woman with life altering migraines who is also experiencing some weird fusion of reality and dreamy fantasy; one can only assume she is a victim of the very plot that Jane, the FBI agent is trying to unearth. My first impression leads me to believe that I need to learn more of Jane and Cora's story.
In The Whispering Room the reader is introduced to a rogue FBI agent on the run for murders she admits to committing. There is another story line going at the same time of a woman with life altering migraines who is also experiencing some weird fusion of reality and dreamy fantasy; one can only assume she is a victim of the very plot that Jane, the FBI agent is trying to unearth. My first impression leads me to believe that I need to learn more of Jane and Cora's story.