Title: Suspenseful, but vague
Product review: This is the first Dean Koontz novel I have read in quite sometime, and it appears his style has changed. Although this book is scary and compelling to read, I wasn't sure if it was a pure sci-fi/horror story or a spiritual message from the author. I think the book was way to short to really develop either story line and a lot of events were never fully explored or explained.The author seemed to have a number of favorite words such as "susurrant" that he used quite often. He also seems to favor a lot of alliteration, sometimes a bit too much.It is a good story though, and scary enough that the reader may want to limit the reading of it to the daylight hours. I found it to be one of those books that is subtly frightning without resorting to excessive or graphic violence and gore.
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