I have been reading Dean Koontz books since the 80’s! He’s an all time fave I’d rather read than Stephen King ( sorry King fans)
This is a relatively new series, #2 in Jane Hawk novels. I love the majority of his books, his last series, Odd Thomas was one of my favorites. He doesn’t disappoint in this newest series either, IMO
Jane is a heroine! This is a sequel to the SILENT CORNER, & I found this book to be a page turner. Considering it has close to 500 pages, I read it every spare moment, taking it with me at places I knew I’d need to wait, at home, before bed & in between time when I had spare time
People all around Jane, including her husband, are committing suicide, which pushes her into the super powerful heroine she is, in finding out why? Why are these people,doing this? Sends her young son away to protect him while she’s doing her thing, but this is a very wicked entity at work which she must figure out. I don’t want to give any spoilers away, I don’t want to wreck anything by saying too much, but it’s Koontz at his best, with an ending that’s what he’s really good in doing. Typical Koontz, but typical for him = awesome!
Thank you Bookish & Bantam for making this happen for me! I love Dean Koontz
This is a relatively new series, #2 in Jane Hawk novels. I love the majority of his books, his last series, Odd Thomas was one of my favorites. He doesn’t disappoint in this newest series either, IMO
Jane is a heroine! This is a sequel to the SILENT CORNER, & I found this book to be a page turner. Considering it has close to 500 pages, I read it every spare moment, taking it with me at places I knew I’d need to wait, at home, before bed & in between time when I had spare time
People all around Jane, including her husband, are committing suicide, which pushes her into the super powerful heroine she is, in finding out why? Why are these people,doing this? Sends her young son away to protect him while she’s doing her thing, but this is a very wicked entity at work which she must figure out. I don’t want to give any spoilers away, I don’t want to wreck anything by saying too much, but it’s Koontz at his best, with an ending that’s what he’s really good in doing. Typical Koontz, but typical for him = awesome!
Thank you Bookish & Bantam for making this happen for me! I love Dean Koontz