This is the second book in Dean Koontz’s new Jane Hawk series. After reading this book, I wish I had read the first one in the series, so I had more of a background about the characters. Although, it does work well as a standalone because the author takes the time to expand on things that happened before. I never felt that I was missing information.
This is one of these books that is difficult to put down. Jane Hawk placed herself in some pretty dicey situations that had me on the edge of my seat. While I understand what the motivation was, I found myself thinking, “Oh no! Don’t go there.” more often than not. The characters were so realistic, I feel that many of them could be my neighbors. (Although there are some I would not anywhere near me.) I definitely got a very good sense of what they were like, and the scenes are described so well I can visualize them in my mind.
The book was so realistic, it was actually scary to think what real people would do with technology like this. The book ended in a way that left me wondering what was going to happen next .
This is one of these books that is difficult to put down. Jane Hawk placed herself in some pretty dicey situations that had me on the edge of my seat. While I understand what the motivation was, I found myself thinking, “Oh no! Don’t go there.” more often than not. The characters were so realistic, I feel that many of them could be my neighbors. (Although there are some I would not anywhere near me.) I definitely got a very good sense of what they were like, and the scenes are described so well I can visualize them in my mind.
The book was so realistic, it was actually scary to think what real people would do with technology like this. The book ended in a way that left me wondering what was going to happen next .