Title: Overwhelming
Product review: You know how somebody starts talking to you and you realize they're overwhelming you with their rhetoric. Most times, we say back, "Please speak in English, simple terms." Well, that's what Intensity did to me. Most Koontz books are overly heavy on detail anyway, but "Intensity" did me in. If an eyelash fell in this novel, he would write two or more paragraphs about it.It's one thing to be erudite, yet another to wordy enough to sink the Titanic. I know Koontz is trying to create a reaction in the reader, but this is way overdoing it. I think I'll go back to normal mystery and detective novels and leave the Koontz stuff to the rest of you who are totally enamored with the man.
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