The Good Guy, (Paperback)

from SonicQuack

The Good Guy is short, snappy, easy to read and delivers a thoroughly intriguing tale of one man's fight to uphold justice. When Tim accidentally wise-cracks his way in to the path of a psycho-for-hire, a story unfolds in which we follow the pair as the etch out a brutal cat and mouse tale. Tim i...

from MrsRJ

Average and easy going, Tim Carrier is a bachelor and a stone mason by trade...what most people would call "a man's man"...he keeps to himself and prefers others do the same. Having a beer at his friend's bar, Tim becomes intrigued with a fellow patron's story. After a few minutes of conversation...

from HvyMetalMG

Another decent novel from Koontz, although very similar to his other books where a good Samaritan gets dragged into a situation in which they have to show extraordinary bravery and heroism. Most of it is a bit unbelievable at times and I found myself saying "oh, come on, just screw it and go home...

from porchsitter55

I had heard great things about Dean Koontz, so I picked up this book. I was not particularly impressed with the story. The writing was good but the plot didn't grab me. I don't know if Dean Koontz is my cup of tea. I may try another one at some later date.

from ksimon

I felt about this book the same way I feel about the other Koontz novels that I've read. It was a good page-turner, great airport/travel reading. Neither the plot, nor the characters, were all that original, and Koontz's prose tends to lurch awkwardly at times. Still, I enjoyed the book while it ...