Odd Thomas: Odd Hours (Series #4) (CD-Audio)

from ThoughtsofJoyLibrary

After leaving the monastery, Odd Thomas takes on a job as a cook in an old gentleman's home on the oceanfront. Odd had a dream of the red tide and later that day when he goes on a walk he recognizes the woman that was in his dream. A conversation begins, and then, so does a chase. Oh my. Plain an...

from volleydog

While there are many things to like about the character, Odd Thomas, the one that seems to drag down all of the good things is the never ending introspection and philosophy this character engages in for several paragraphs at a time. It continually interrupts the flow of the story and I found myse...

from glade1

I love the character of Odd Thomas. He is a great example of taking life as it comes and acting on one's faith, although his faith is not really defined in any traditional way. This was not my favorite of the series so far but I found it enjoyable nonetheless. The character of Annamaria was a lit...

from LillianGraves

I read this over the weekend at the park. It's a quick, easy read with an interesting story. However, I got really turned off by the over use of similes to describe everything. But after talking with friends, this is typical of Dean Koontz's style. It read like a gimmick after a while. I also did...

from Gexy

I have to confess that although I've read other books by Dean Koontz, I had not read any of the Odd series, which revolves around a thoughtful man (named Odd) with paranormal abilities. I believe if I had read the first three books in the series, that I would have loved this book. The man charact...