From the Corner of His Eye, (Paperback)

from jayne_charles

Once in a while Dean Koontz comes up with an absolute stonker, one that doesn't sem like he knocked it up in a couple of days. This is such a book. Starting off with a fascinating conundrum, and a tragic accident, it goes on to introduce a host of intriguing characters, whose motivations and inte...

from localpeanut

Many of the reviews have said that Bartholomew is the Hero of this piece. But he doesn't talk until Page 327 out of a 729 page book. And he's 3 months old. Rather, we are treated to the misadventures of a villain of astounding nastiness. Junior Cain who has shoved his wife off a fire tower by Pag...

from madamejeanie

Koontz is a master storyteller, able to weave such an intricate story from so many varied threads, all coming together with the deliberate and stunning intent of two freight trains moving ever closer to a head on collision that is going to change everything. With every turn of phrase, every small...

from Joe73

My favorite Koontz book. He was really on to something when he wrote this. The characters are so real you can touch them. Good, Evil and everything in between. Fantastic story.

from RebeccaAnn

Though normally I'm a big fan of Dean Konntz, this book just didn't sit well with me. For starters, the description of this book seems a bit misleading. I went into it thinking this was mostly going to be about the character Bartholomew, yet most of the book occurs while Barty is somewhere betwee...