Cold Fire - Dean Koontz

Is it just me or has anyone else noticed how unmemorable and similar all Koontz?s book titles are? Cold Fire, Night Chills, Bad Place, Strangers, Phantoms, Whispers ? apart from the fact that it is difficult to remember which you have read and which you have not it is also hard to remember which were good and which were mediocre. Thank goodness for consumer reviews like this! THE STORY Jim Ironheart dedicates his life to follow impulses. He receives strange presentiments of fatal occurrences and travels thousands of miles to save the victims. While preventing a young boy from being run over by a reckless driver he meets journalist Holly Thorne. She ...

Dean Koontz tackles yet another specter of evil and beyond with another competent book. Its one of the older ones and is packed full of his distinctive narratives and tension. A nice 400 pages on hard back is easy to read and you can breeze at a leisurely pace over a week or so in the dying summer sun. Its based around the typical mid thirties blue eyed handsome Californian guy that dresses most of Koontz books. Jim Ironheart is troubled by physic callings everytime the words lifeline are muttered from his unconscious mouth. A nervous sweat kicks in as he is dispatched to save alife of someone who is about to die, wherever it may be. Not so intrepid ...