Frankenstein 1. El hijo prodigo/ Dean Koontz's Frankenstein Book 1. Prodigal Son (Spanish Edition)

from trishaj

I have mixed feelings about this book. On the one hand, I thought it lacked imagination by saying that Shelley's Frankenstein was really non-fiction thus giving a foundation for Koontz's version. On the other, Koontz tells his story well and from many different angles which can be hard to do. Ove...

from russell.alynn

I'm not sure how I feel about this book. If I had to do it all over again, I don't think I would purchase this book; however, despite the simplistic writing style, there were parts of the story that made me gasp. Although I probably won't continue on with the rest of the series, I'm glad I gave D...

from meags222

This book was an interesting murder mystery/horror book. It was centered on Frankenstein and his monster who are both still alive and well in modern day society. I found it to be an interesting concept but I wouldn't say the book is brilliant. It is the first in a series and the book doesn't have...

from TBones

First, this is a Koontz book and he has entertained me with every title of his I've read, which have been many. So, I thought mixing two really great names together on a book cover, Koontz & Frankenstein, this was too good to be true. It was better than too good, it was such a clever/creative twi...

from NKSCF

Deucalion, the newest name of the Monster from Frankenstein, is brought to America when he receives news that a ghost from his past is back and causing problems in New Orleans. Joining up with a young police officer, he sets out to fix his mistakes. I'm under the impression that Koontz goes all o...