Title: Pretty good.
Product review: I loved the way this book glued me to my seat. I was sad when I had to stop in the middle of a passage and then go do something else. Dean Koontz really deserves to be called a master of suspence. The beginning, however, was for me a little awkward. I felt that the author was just trying to rush through the beginning to get the plot moving. The killer really didn't know she was with him until more than a quarter of the book was read. Throuhout the beginning, she was trying to stop Vess, but kept missing him. Though I think the author was trying to make the story more realistic by setting up fear within a character that anyone would have, for me, the beginning was slightly awkward. But I have to say, the plot afterwards really got good. I stayed up until the weee hours of the morning trying to finish it and to see what happens. The suspense doesn't stop until the last page. I reccommend this book to anyone who like to get lost in a really good book.
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