Title: His best work
Product review: Dean Koontz keeps me coming back because I like his quick tempo, suspensful plots, and most of all his main themes: Hope, Good triumphing over evil, and individuals triumphing over adversity. However, often times his character choices and plot devices get over used. For instance, in most of his novels that I've read (I've read at least 15 or 20), the main protaganists are either novelists, law officers or both. Almost all include dogs that save the day, and almost all have characters that develop separately and then meet in the end. The great thing about Intensity is that none of these plot devices get used. He boils down his main themes and his ability to keep you on the edge-of-your-seat and comes up with a totally fresh plot.
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