Forever Odd - Dean Koontz Reviews

Odd Thomas is back in the second book in this series and this time he faces an adversary that proves to be much harder, physically and mentally than any he has faced before. His best friend, Danny, who is crippled with a brittle bone disease, has been kidnapped and his step-father brutally murdered in the process. Dr Jessup, Danny's ...  Read the complete review

Ok so after the last book I HAD to read this one I had never picked up a Dean Koontz book before and the ending to the first in this series (Odd Thomas) had effected me in a way no other book had done before. I have to say I was disappointed. It was a good book and enjoyable but compared to the first I was expecting more. It was a bit ...  Read the complete review

Having read the immensely enjoyable Odd Thomas by Dean Koontz you simply have to read the rest of the series, next up is Forever Odd. I have been a little surprised by the mixed reviews this book has received, because I found it very enjoyable. It is written in Koontz's traditional style, not too taxing, flowing and vivid. Here we return ...  Read the complete review

After reading the brilliant Odd Thomas, I had to buy this when it came out. I was so excited about reading it but I felt really disappointed with this second of the series. I thought it was good to begin with with Odd having to find his friend and the story leading him to an old run down casino on the edge of Pico Mundo. I was looking forward to ...  Read the complete review

FOREVER ODD takes Koontz's best-loved character, from his self-titled debut novel, and gives him a second outing set in the sleepy town of Pico Mundo. It is unusual for Koontz to write a sequel as normally his collected works stand alone but it is not without precedent; previously Koontz has written two back-to-back novels about another character ...  Read the complete review