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Lightning - Dean Koontz


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Lightning - Dean Koontz

 
Description: ISBN 0747231648 / Author: Dean Koontz / Genre: Horror

Newest Review: ... everything is not as it seems, along with Stefan there is someone else watching Laura and Stefan with great interest, ... more

 ... Kokoschka cannot decide whether Laura needs terminating, for now he's happy just to watch the developments to find out why Stefan is going out of his way to keep the girl alive. A few years later Laura's father dies, and she is left an orphan, what will become of her as she struggles through life in the orphanage and foster care, and what does Stefan want with Laura? My Thoughts *********** I first read this book way back in my youth, the book was first printed in 1988, so it would have been about that time. I found it a...more

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Premium Review Lightning - Dean Koontz: Lightning Does Strike Twice (481 words)
by - written on 27/07/09 (Very useful, 42 readings)
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Synopsis ******* The night Laura was born there was a strange lightening storm, and a mysterious stranger arrives at Dr Markwell's home to stop him presiding over her birth whilst in a drunken state. This interference from the stranger doesn't help to save her mother though, and she dies in child birth. When Laura is 8 a similar storm appears in the sky, and once again Laura is saved by a mysterious stranger, this time from the clutches of a rapist who is holding up her father's grocery store. The mysterious stranger is Stefan who seems to be Laura's guardian angel. But everything is not as it seems, along with Stefan there is ...  Read the complete review

sparkymarky1973
Premium Review Koontz's finest hour- one of the best and most moving storie ... (481 words)
by - written on 21/03/09 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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This was one of the very first ever Dean.R.Koontz novels I read, after Twilight Eyes, and remains one of my all-time favourites. The story is so fast-paced, the plot so action-packed and the characters so well crafted that there is very little here to fault and the whole thing is timeless! On the night Laura Shane is born, lightning strikes and a mysterious stranger crosses her path though, at the time, of course she is blissfully unaware of it. The second time lightning strikes, the same stranger saves her from the intentions of a drug-crazed assailant. When Laura encounters the stranger for a third time and her life is saved once more, she comes to believe ...  Read the complete review

Ophelia
Crowned Review Lightning - Dean Koontz: Koontz Does Well (1298 words)
by - written on 30/10/03 (Very useful, 1312 readings)
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The first ever Koontz book I read was ‘Watchers’ and it gripped me instantly; the plot was exciting, the characters endearing and it was hard to put down. After such a successful first dip into Koontz’s world I was keen to read more of his works and began to devour his novels. However, such a combination of elements as had succeeded in my first read seemed rare and yet my patience was rewarded when I finished reading ‘Lightning’. THE PLOT Laura Shane has not had a lucky life; she was orphaned at a young age, lost one of her best friends in a fire, had her husband taken away from her and found her life in danger on ...  Read the complete review

 

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