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poodle
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Posted 5:35 pm, 06/22/2008
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I have read "The Good Guy" and enjoyed it.
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kathkee32
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Posted 12:27 pm, 06/16/2008
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the best dean koontz book ever ,, is from the corner of his eye.
i have read them all and its the best by far..
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ap1224
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Posted 2:44 pm, 06/02/2008
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I've read several of Dean Koontz novels. I really enjoyed "The Taking". It takes off at page one and kept me spellbound. I liked it so much, I reread it several times. It's my favorite even over the Odd Thomas series. I'm a sucker for this type of story.
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noway
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Posted 4:04 am, 03/24/2008
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i read odd thomas one day at work and loved it. yes i have a good job that pays well when i fill in as a nurse at these sites. are any of the other books as good as the two odd thomas novels? i read a couple of his afterwards but they in no way compared to the odd thomas storyline.
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pretender
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Posted 7:14 am, 03/08/2008
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I have read all of Koontz and Sauls books. Both are excellent writers and although I enjoyed Steven King at one time Saul has always been my favorite. 
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KeenaE123
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Posted 10:20 am, 02/06/2008
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I too am a BIG fan of Dean Koontz. However, with three children I don't get to read nearly as much as I'd like to. I have some reccomendations for you though, if you have time to get into some good books by Koontz. Twilight Eyes, Seize The Night, Night Chills, and The Bad Place. If you like his books, you would probably also like author John Saul. His writing is very similar to that of Dean Koontz. Happy reading!
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loving_mom
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Posted 5:59 pm, 02/04/2008
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Velocity was pretty good...his books just take so long to get into.
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BackInTheDay
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Posted 11:04 am, 02/02/2008
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Another good one is Life Expectancy by Dean Koontz. Like everyone else has said, he is fantastic! Very addictive.
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good4u
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Posted 3:49 pm, 02/01/2008
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I just read The Good Guy-great book. couldn't put it down.
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Marie Leveau II
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Posted 12:04 am, 01/17/2008
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His books are addictive! I've read them every since I first learned of him, and the best part is that he does not use God's name in vain in them, I so hate seeing that in a book or hearing it!
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loveydove
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Posted 1:48 pm, 01/16/2008
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there are 2 more books in the odd series, the second one wasnt as good as the first but the 3rd one, Brother Odd was VERY GOOD! i've read so many of his books i've lost count, i have about 20 or so soft backs left, those are the ones i didnt let anyone borrow! lol! read on... they get better and better!
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KellyG
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Posted 7:12 pm, 01/13/2008
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I've probably read 15-20 of his books over the years. My favorite's off the top of my head are Phantoms and also Dragon Tears. He's one of my favorite authors, I like him better than Stephen King.
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GIAVONNIE
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Posted 1:53 pm, 01/06/2008
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i have all his books and love them. and john saul too.
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cottontop
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Posted 2:40 pm, 12/21/2007
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ohhh rabbit I have read sooo much of koontz I love his work. I am currently reading The Mask from him.
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nc_peaches_123
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Posted 8:51 pm, 12/19/2007
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All of the books that I have read by Dean Kontz are wonderful page turners, You can get so caught up in the story that reality just slips away...
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peterrabbit
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Posted 3:35 pm, 12/19/2007
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Does anyone read much of Dean Koontz? I read Odd Thomas yesterday and loved that book. Are the rest of his books as intriguning that the next chapter becomes the last page?
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