The Vision - Dean Koontz

The Vision Dean Koontz 2007 edition, originally penned 1977. I have a bit of a love/hate thing going on with Koontz ever since I read some of his 'Odd' series, which I was not too enamoured with, however, after reading some of his older stuff I have grown quite fond of this thriller/come horror/come supernatural/come sci fi writer and have decided to keep reading....after all....if it works, do more of it. At 280 pages this is not a mammoth read by any stretch of the imagination, yet seems to pack an awful lot in........ ~~~The Plot~~~ We have two central characters, Mary Bergen, a clairvoyant who ...  Read the complete review

The Vision is one of Dean Koontz's earlier books, in the days when he was still calling himself Dean R Koontz. It has been a favourite of mine for many years, I first read it in the late eighties and have re-read many times subsequently. The book was fist published in 1977 by G P Putnam's Sons. The Plot: Mary Bergen is a clairvoyant, we join her in the opening pages as she guides the police to a house where she believes a killer is about to strike again. Her husband Max guides her gently through a series of visions as she sees through the killer's eyes and they finally find the house, the killer almost escapes and kills a police ...  Read the complete review