Title: Don't Believe It
Product review: Don't read "Seize the Night" for believeability. Don't read any of Dean Koontz's novels if you hope to keep your armchair and reading lamp in a sane, ordered world. Drop straight into the gooey, sometimes convoluted simile and read "Seize the Night" for its "what if" potential. And read "Fear Nothing" first. The first book about Christopher Snow provides the background for the suddenly appearing mad monkeys, lunatic priests and rabid policemen. "Seize the Night" gives Christopher Snow's world a new and more terrifying twist that rivals any of Koontz's previous novels. It solves the riddle of the "Mystery Train" ball cap that Snow discovered in "Fear Nothing," and it leaves you waiting and hoping for a third installment in the series. You lack imagination of your own if you can't let Koontz sweep you away with his.
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