Bantam Books Pendleton #2 - 77 Shadow Street Used Condition

from AussiePenMan

The book's subtle beginning and slow build-up may suggest to some that Koontz is taking too long to get on with the story. Halfway through the book this was certainly my feeling and I wondered whether my interest would wain before I finally found out what the heck was really going on in this time...

from iddrazin

Dean Koontz is a best-selling writer who generally, but not always, writes novels that are somewhat haunting books filled with the supernatural, or, if not supernatural, the unusual. This book is no exception. The title itself alerts readers that they are about to encounter the uncanny. The numbe...

from SonicQuack

Imagine every Koontz novel written, transposed and interwoven as viewed through a kaleidoscope and you'll be close to the story of 77 Shadow Street. Once again Koontz balances on the razor's edge between supernatural and science fiction, dancing between them via a cast full of Koontz oddballs, a ...

from RGazala

In "77 Shadow Street," Dean Koontz takes on the daunting task of creating and sustaining suspense over the course of hundreds of pages in telling a story that winds through past, present and a dystopian future, while simultaneously juggling the trials and tribulations of several disparate charact...

from Draak

I was so excited that Dean Koontz came out with a new book that sounded like he was back to the kind of stories from years ago. I was sadly disappointed. I can only say I have gotten a quarter of the way through and am so bored. Nothing is happening, it eludes to something and bang goes to someth...