Frankenstein: The Dead Town
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| Rating | : | 4.18 (583 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1441818413 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 541 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-12 |
| Language | : | English |
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Dean and Gerda Koontz live in southern California with their golden retriever, Anna, grand-niece of the famous and beloved Trixie. . The books of Dean Koontz are published in 38 languages, and worldwide sales top 400 million copies. Eleven of his novels have risen to number one on the New York Times hardcover bes
Chrystalia99 said As Always--Amazing Use of Words, and More.. Dean Koontz has yet to write a bad book. He doesn't even fall as low as OK, or So-So. This, like all of the Frankenstein books, is a very worthy read. The book tackles technology, the worth of the soul, the human experience, and as usual, koontz has scattered his verbal jewels throughout. One of the best things about reading any Koontz novel is running across a perfect, verbal jewel--a luminous piece of prose, carefully polished and achingly beautiful. Koontz has, once again, woven a the threads of multiple lives and the stories behind them into a beautifully crafted book, one I read in one sitting the d. Didn't get any better Laura I gave book 1 and 2 of Dean Koontz' Frankenstein series 4 stars. I found them interesting, new and fast paced. I did have some eye rolls, especially at the goofy police partners and what felt like lazy, juvinile writing, but the good out weighed the bad. The friend who had lent me the first two didn't have the last 3 books, because he said he thought they were stupid, especially book 3. I thought, they couldn't be that bad, but went to my local used book store rather than pay full price, and man am I glad I did. I kept thinking - Koontz couldn't really have written these books. Then, I thought, maybe he . "Koontz isKoontz" according to SashaSS. The book was in good shape. Koontz always loses the thread of the story and wraps it up in an over simplistic, somewhat unsatisfying way. A pale imitation of Stephen King. But he is still better than most writers these days. I did want to know how the story ended. And I never have to worry about the dog getting hurt :)
He writes of hope and love in the midst of evil in profoundly inspiring and moving ways.”—Chicago Sun-Times. As the small town of Rainbow Falls, Montana, comes under siege, scattered survivors band together to weather the onslaught of the creatures set loose upon the world. The war against humanity is raging. As they ready for battle against overwhelming odds, they will learn the full scope of Victor Frankenstein’s nihilistic plan to remake the future—and the terrifying reach of his shadowy, powerful supporters.Now the good will make their last, best stand. In a climax that will shatter every expectation, their destinies and the fate of humanity hang in the balance.“Koontz is a master of the
He writes of hope and love in the midst of evil in profoundly inspiring and moving ways.”—Chicago Sun-Times. “Koontz is a master of the edge-of-your-seat, paranoid thriller and perhaps the leading American practitioner of the form.”—The Star-Ledger“Koontz writes first-rate suspense, scary and stylish.”—Los Angeles Times“A rarity among bestselling writers, Koontz continues to pursue new ways of telling stories, never content with repeating himself