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‘They found the town silent, apparently abandoned.
But the terror had only begun in the tiny mountain town of Snowfield, California.‘

I bought this years ago and just finally got around to reading it. One of the best books I‘ve read by Dean Koontz.

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Just started this yesterday, I'm excited to try it out 😄I am new to Dean Koontz

Bringing back an author I used to read with the Odd Thomas series. This is book 2. I adored book 1, but this one was flat for me. I think this is a transition book, so I will read the next. I had difficulty buying into this story and the ghosts that populated the first were largely absent. This was a different crime to solve with another psycho, but I found it tedious.

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Reading funk impulse read. #caturday

“An entire world hummed and bustled beyond the dark ramparts of the mountains, yet to Lindsay Harrison the night seemed empty, as hollow as the vacant chambers of a cold, dead heart.”

I did it, I made it through. That was my goal before I left on vacation. The concept is CREEPY; the fact that psychologists can manipulate the mind and take control. Parts of this bad boy DRAGGED for me and near the end I found myself skimming the big chunks to get to main points.

3✨ Well, I‘m glad I kept going. It was a struggle to get interested in the beginning, but it really picked up through the rest of the book. The ending went down a strange twist that I‘m not sure about. The humor through the thriller was a great touch. The creature was creepy. Overall, it was a good read. #Roll100 April (starting to catch up) @PuddleJumper

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