Koontz III: Whispers, Watchers, Demon Seed

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Summary: Classics
Review: Now here are three of Dean Koontz's greatest works, the best of the bunch being Watchers. Watchers features all the classic elements of a Koontz book, including a favorite addition of fans: the intelligent dog. The story is written in such a masterful way that you're caught up in the story, even the sub-stories, featuring both killers of the book, are incredibly captivating, and the premise of the story is never overdone to the point of being ludicrous. A must read. The second book is Whispers, which is a disturbing tale, delving into the human psyche and playing on your worst fears. This a less fantastical tale dealing with a duo of murderers and the unfortunate woman they set their sights on. The book keeps you going, and is very hard to put down after getting through several of the plot twists. The final, is Demon Seed... surely the most bizzarre of Koontz's works, features an intelligent computer that takes hostage a woman in her own house. The story is difficult to explain without giving much away, but does include the topic of impregnation of the woman by the computer...and well...it IS a very odd story. All in all, three of Dean Koontz's most original and well-done stories...all are a must-read.