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Description: ISBN 0007203136 / Author: Dean Koontz / Genre: Horror / Frankenstein's monster has survived the centuries to become a creature living in ... more
Prodigal Son - Dean Koontz ... the shadows of modern civilization, a haunted and really quite heroic figure dedicated to battling the truly monstrous evil that has also survived the years: the cruel genius who gave him life, Dr Frankenstein. The legendary monster is called Deucalion. The action takes place in modern-day New Orleans where the next generation of Dr Frankenstein's monsters is wreaking havoc. But it's Deucalion, newly arrived in the city, who is the obvious suspect in the eyes of Detective Carson O'Connor. The cool, tough cop is soon talking about an ages-old conspiracy, a near immortal race of beings, and killers that are more -- and less -- than human. She doesn't know Deucalion and she are on the same side. Deucalion seeks one final confrontation with the evil genius who created him, Dr Frankenstein. Dean Koontz, the master storyteller, creates a bold new legend.

Newest Review: ... must go to the city and uncover whether Frankenstein is once again creating new life from old. By doing this he will become ... more

 ... involved in a police investigation and with the police on the hunt for a serial killer a 6ft 4 man made out of corpses could be their prime suspect! ‘Frankenstein: Prodigal Son’ is the first in a trilogy of books by overly prolific ‘horror’ writer Dean Koontz. People who have read some of my reviews may have noticed that I think Koontz is one of the laziest hacks out there. However, even with his inability to edit a novel, and his use of the same storyline over and over again, he does have some good books e.g....more

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samueltyler
Premium Review Prodigal Son - Dean Koontz: Gold, Frankenstein and Grrrrrrr (969 words)
by - written on 13/07/07 (Very useful, 113 readings)
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Mary Shelley was not the most prolific of authors; in fact the only book that most people will know by her is ‘Frankenstein’, a book that tells of a scientist that creates life from a collection of body parts stolen from a graveyard. What would happen if this story was actually fact and that Shelley had used local myths to cobble together a tale closer to the truth than she could ever know? It’s very unlikely, but in a modern world of stem cell research and cloning perhaps the reanimation of the dead is soon to become a reality. Would we not snap at the chance of immortality, no matter the cost? In the world of ‘Prodigal Son’ Frankenstein and his monster ...  Read the complete review

 

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