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Title: Another good Odd Thomas adventure
Review: Dean will have another hit with Brother Odd, but neither Forever Odd or Brother Odd have the gripping impact of Odd Thomas. Any Koontz fan knows that Dean has taken to installing his primary characters with his own moral construction (which is typical of all authors). Sometimes his character's internal dialogue feels preachy, but not excessively so. Perhaps it only seems preachy because the same moral guides are used by every protagonist Dean has used for the last decade and when you read two books a year from him to get the feeling that you've already heard this so why is he stressing it again?But then, I keep buying his stuff and reading it so what can I say other than he continues to entertain me at the level I've come to expect from Dean.
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