Title: A Disaster
Product review: The plot starts off well enough, but by the middle of the book it gets utterly ridiculous. The main characters are awesome, but the details of the situation become gruesome and horribly described. Is the reader supposed to take these descriptions literally or do they symbolize the point the author wants to make? I've enjoyed reading Dean Koontz for years, but this book was an utter disappointment.
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