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Title: Major disappointment
Review: In "By the Light of the Moon", Dean Koontz violates Elmore Leonard's rule of writing #10---"Try to leave out the part that readers tend to skip." There is a lot that can easily be skipped.Once you strip away the redundancies and verboseness, you will find a pretty suspenseful cat and mouse thriller. However, you must abandon 100% of your disbelief.The plot is at its most interesting when the focus is on the nanotechnology computers.Two of the three protagonists are almost interesting, but the autistic brother is truly tedious. The villains are evil and easy to dislike.For true Koontz fans only---and some of them may have a problem with this one.
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