Frankenstein The Dead Town, Book 5, (Paperback)

from oldstick

I read this before finding the first four so a review will be coloured by that. Not as funny as Odd Thomas but involving and very visual. I'll try to start from the beginning. I still like Koontz's writing but, like King, need other books in between.

from Marlene-NL

I liked this book better than book 3. It kept my interest although it wasn't as good as book 1 and 2.Dean Koontz is very good in describing characters and making them realistic for you even when they are tumours. lol! I also loved Mister Lyss. The way Dean Koontz describes the relationship betwee...

from jimocracy

This book was far more entertaining and action-packed than book four. As before, we had all the familiar characters from previous books and some interesting new ones too. ADDED FIVE MINUTES LATER: Okay, I'm tired and I got caught writing the review before the very end of the story. I felt compell...

from Randomcybrarian

Unfortunately, both Lost Souls and Dead Town are actually a bit redundant. After the first three excellent books, originally intended to be a trilogy, Koontz decided to write a second trilogy to continue the adventures of Deucalion and his battle against Victor Frankenstein. Koontz never made it ...

from TBones

This was an interesting twist to the series and had such a quick yet intense ending. I almost felt like maybe Koontz wasn't done with this series as I drew closer to the end. It seemed like there was so much going on and not enough pages to finish this series up. Even though this series did finis...