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I've been a Koontz fan ever since I first 'discovered' him more than thirty years ago. He has had - in my opinion - a somewhat erratic history with some spectacular hits and some equally spectacular 'misses' (rather like the British writer, the late James Herbert). One of the weirder delights of reading Koontz is wondering whether at the end of it (the book) you're going to be wondering if you wasted your time or celebrating a fabulous literary experience!
Thankfully, Relentless sees Koontz at the top of his game and ranks as one of his best recent offerings.
If you've never read a Dean Koontz novel, I would heartily recommend that you do so, especially if you're a Stephen King fan or the aforementioned James Herbert. On the whole, you won't be disappointed. Even The Master (King) has dropped the occasional literary brick ('Cell' was simply awful!!!) but all three authors have populated the horror genre with some absolute classics.
Thankfully, Relentless sees Koontz at the top of his game and ranks as one of his best recent offerings.
If you've never read a Dean Koontz novel, I would heartily recommend that you do so, especially if you're a Stephen King fan or the aforementioned James Herbert. On the whole, you won't be disappointed. Even The Master (King) has dropped the occasional literary brick ('Cell' was simply awful!!!) but all three authors have populated the horror genre with some absolute classics.
