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Review title: Suffer the Children
Product review: Good, solid Koontz offering. Rather like an Alfred Hitchcock episode, starring the kids.Lonely schoolboy Colin makes a good friend in his new town: Roy, an attractive, charming, confident boy, likeable in every way. But Roy has this little problem. He likes killing things.Koontz delves the gray zones in this piece, and demonstrates the difficulty the young face in acquiring a good moral compass. Colin's nature cannot allow him to fall down Roy's perverse path, yet he is all but alone in having to face-off the child psychopath in his rejected wrath - who will believe him? And who will help? As in some of his earlier period writing, the author seems almost to believe that good and evil are innate qualities at birth, though obviously anyone can cultivate either in the course of their development.This is a good, well-written thriller. Interesting and satisfying. And not a little nerve-wracking.
