Title: Far Below Par
Product review: This is supposed to be the story of how a small town reacts to the end of the world. It was supposed to be reminscent of War of the Worlds. As I have read over 20 Dean Koontz novels, generally liking the vast majority of them, I had high expectations for this book. I enjoyed how he portrayed small town reaction to catastrophe in other books, and I was excited to see the reaction to an alien invasion. Unfortunately the book starts off on the wrong foot and never recovers. The story goes from bizarre occurrences, which are mildly intriguing at best, but deals with a lot of supernatural occurrences rather than aliens. All of the weird incidents are attributed to 'aliens may have technology that makes all this weird stuff seem to defy science as we know it.' Well, that doesn't help make the story exiting or intersting, just odd.
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