The Silent Corner: A Novel of Suspense (Hardcover) by Dean R Koontz

from martinhughharvey

After a previous N/F book I wanted a fast read so chose to read my first Koontz in many years. So, the central threat of the story was ingenious but superficial. A decent main character whom I liked but she was superficial too. The paragraphs were very short. The plot and descriptions were - you ...

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Jane hawk's husband unexpectedly commit suicide and she is perplexed because he was neither depressed nor unhappy with his life. She starts an investigation and discovers that suicide rates are on the increase. Her inquiry arouses the interest of an unknown who threatens her family. The rest of t...

from debkrenzer

Wow, this one crazy, out there concept that humans could be programmed to hear a couple of words and then turn into robots and do what is asked of them. And, people were buying into it! For a $300,000 membership fee you could visit a place where all the women are there to do anything and everythi...

from grumpydan

Jane Hawk's husband commits suicide but she believes there is more to it. As she researches similar weird suicides, she takes a leave of absence from the FBI, sells her home, hides her son with friends and investigate a group she has no idea who they are. But when they send out drones to kill her...

from AliceAnna

I had trouble getting into this one. I usually find that I can't put Koontz's books down, but this one was very put-downable for me. However, I liked Jane Hawk enough that I'll probably read the next book in the series. She is seriously as kick-ass as they come. I think the fact that there was ze...