Title: You're kidding me, right?
Product review: I enjoy most of Koontz's books. This was not one of them. If you are in the market for adjectives, adverbs and similes, you've got one-stop shopping here. Beyond that, there's not much you can say for it. For me, a good sci-fi/suspense book can have a hook as outrageous as the imagination is capable of. But the characters have to be believable. They need to say and do things I might do in a similar situation. SPOILER COMING UP -I'm sorry, but if an unnatural storm suddenly hits me, I'm going to be thinking global warming or techno-terrorism. I am not going to be thinking little green men (or little red monkies, as the case may be). IMHO, Mr. Koontz should leave the Left Behind series to the guys who invented it. I've never read them, but they have to be better than The Taking.
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