Forever Odd (Paperback) by Dean R Koontz

from BobAvey

Odd and then Some In Forever Odd, Dean Koontz pits his hero, Odd Thomas, against Datura, a maniacal dark spiritualist and her chevals, French for horses, but animated corpses for followers of voodoo. Odd is propelled into the story - which starts a little slow but more than makes up for it once i...

from CarmenMilligan

I love this series. As with any series, you should read the first one first; but, after that ... well, I read them out of order and didn't feel that the individual stories suffered in the least. This one continues to build on the relationships between the main character and his ramshackle, makesh...

from whoizme8

This is a book by Koontz after all, what do you expect? It is in the series of Odd, a character we have come to enjoy. As usual the events are unusual but have a way of straightening themselves out in the end. This is another interesting, readable book by Koontz. J. Robert Ewbank author "John Wes...

from tloeffler

Second in the Odd Thomas series. One of Odd's friends is kidnapped by a psychotic wannabe psychic, in the hopes of getting Odd to follow them. He does, all the way to a deserted casino that had been destroyed in an earthquake/fire some years ago. What I had liked the most in [Odd Thomas] was the ...

from TechiMi

Still recovering from the disastrous events that led him to write his first manuscript, Odd wakes one night to find Dr. Wilbur Jessup in his bedroom staring at him. He has a sinking feeling. He heads out the door and sets off on foot towards the Doctor's house, hoping to find an accident rather t...