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Summary: Gripping and worth buying
Review: My first Dean Koontz book, just picked up casually when I had nothing else to do. I couldn't put it down. Opening with a dramatic shootout in a restaurant, it turns into a chilling tale of fear and pursuit in a California town when Harry Lyon and his partner Connie Gulliver are hunted by a serial killer with inhuman powers. The scenes where time stops are truly frightening, and the whole book is brilliantly original - a notable difference for Koontz, and is a good predecessor to his later work such as Seize The Night and False Memory. A great piece of storytelling.
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Summary: Couldn't put it down
Review: Dean Koontz is one of the great masters of suspense and horror. Dragon Tears is one of his best. It is up there with the Bad Place, Door to December, and Servants of the Twightlight. I continue to wonder where he gets the ideas for his books- the plots are incredible and this one is a must read
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Summary: A great book, although a little slow at the start.
Review: Dean Koontz is one of my favorite authors. I love the way he describes EVERYTHING so that it seems that you are standing right there with the characters. When the story finally started to move, it never stopped. I love the way he twists reality, and make even the impossible seem possible. Although this book was very good, my favorite of his books is INTENSITY. If you haven't read that, I highly recommend that you do.
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Summary: Page turner from beginning to end!
Review: I have read many of Dean Koontz' books and I must say this was the best. I couldn't put it down. The endings of some of Koontz' stories were a real letdown, but this one was fantastic.
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Summary: Must Read
Review: It is the best book i read. you gotta read it. at every word i was hanging on to the next. at the end of every chapter i didn't want to stop, even when i had to go to bed. i loved it.it is a must read.
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Summary: One of Koontz's best...
Review: Dean Koontz has the ability to churn out great books constantly. Dragon Tears is no exception. The one key that set the novel aside from the rest of his works is the fact that one of the characters is a dog, done in a first person point of view. Oh, some may think that Darkfall had a chilling chase sequence.... Dragon Tears puts that to shame.
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Summary: i enjoyed this book
Review: this was a good book, it was a lil hard to follow but once you where done with it, it was very much worth it.
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Summary: Must Read
Review: This book keeps you going from page one to the last line. The characters are real people it seems. You get frustrated, anxious, nervous, and happy all in one little book. Koontz does a good job of swtiching off from character to character to tie all parts of the story together. Harry Lyon is an unsuspecting hero, and Connie Gulliver is a hard-nosed woman who knows how to live life. A definite read for all Koontz diehards
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Summary: A monster's manipulation at it's best. . .
Review: Can any person actually travel at the speed of light ? Maybe Or manipulate the physical atmosphere, by having you to be standing one moment and then in an instant, in a blink of an eye then having you holding a gun in a sitting position and aiming it at your own head ? Possibly This thing called 'ticktock' or better known to the reader as Bryan Drackman can do all of the above, or at least to the naked eye it seems that way. With the ability to control and manipulate time and Space Bryan Drackman bears virtually any of these abilities and then some. The extent of "ticktock's" powers will leave everyone is his world Absolutely Vulnerable, but just as we have weaknesses and flaws so does this Koontz character, That's what makes this piece worth the read Dean I have one thing to Say to you YOU GO BOY !
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Summary: This is Koontz best novel
Review: Dean writes like King used to. This held my attention from the first page. As usual he brings a dog into the picture but, this one is unusual. He actually is a prime character.
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