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Title: Another re-encarnation of a geat story
Review: He has done it again, taken a good story and made it less appealing. This whole "fear of open spaces phobia" was in another horror book and it was even made into a movie with Sigourney Weaver and Harry Connick JR., in this False Memory, Koontz has taken the concept to deeper levels, but it is really not that appealing in the sense that he tries too hard to make you feel the fear of his protaganist, it is not realistic, nor exciting enough to be fantasy. I recall this once before in "Fear Nothing", he used the idea from another great book, "Between the Shadows of the Night", which was much more compeling than Fear Nothing and much more imaginitive. Dean Koontz is a great writer, but he needs to be more original with his new titles.
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