Title: Make it stop
Product review: Trying to break the cycle of reading a book until the bitter end whether I like it or not (and if I like it, there most certainly is not a 'bitter' end), I gave up on this one literally halfway through. Part of me wanted to finish it because I had gotten so far into it, but I gave up and said 'enough.' This book has so many elements repeating from many other Koontz books, thus it felt like a retread. I did not care if the protagonist won the battle over his doppleganger. I wasn't impressed by his perfect, adorable wife and children, or his career as an author of horror fiction. And the afterword by the author seemed smug. I'm sorry I read so much of it before I stopped, but better late than never.
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