The Funhouse, (Paperback)

from nacleonu

Dean Koontz has a way with words... his dark humor, sarcastic comebacks, and clever analogies were as expected, a wonderful tone for this book. This is one of those books that keeps you thinking, oh my, now what!!?? I very much enjoyed the journey of most of this story, however it only got three ...

from RebeccaAnn

Ellen once had a baby. It was deformed. It was a freak. So she killed it and ran away. Now, the father of it is back, and he wants revenge. He's going to hurt Ellen the way she hurt him, through her two innocent children, Amy and Joey. This book was okay. It had its scary moments, but they were f...

from arnett4388

This book was pretty freaky and gross, which means Koontz did a good job. I would have liked the ending to contain some interactions with the mother. Typically his older books are better in my opinion, and this one held my attention, and I finished it in only a few days. Not his best, but no wher...

from anneconsolacion

Not as creepy as some of his novels but still a goody. The story feels a little unfinished though. I was hoping to read more about Ellen. I really cared about her and wanted to see her redeem herself in her children's eyes.

from Marlene-NL

on Monday, April 05, 2004 I wrote about this book:Started reading yesterday in the evening. Finished this morning.Well It seemed I had not read this one and I enjoyed reading the book.No dogs this time, no perfect people (some of dean's books are like that, a perfect couple with a dog ;-) )Really...