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Amarih Gale amarih08213195 — The writing in this is tight! This book is great for savoring words and sentences, mulling over what you long for, hosting themed parties, and contemplating becoming a superficial person who sips martinis. I read this book in high school, and I reread it when I was studying for my physics qualifier in grad school.

Jiseon Moon clitiarothaug — as a younger person I felt uncomfortable reading some of the pieces in this, but I grew up and now I love it. I always have this with me.

Mark Vasquez _ark_asquez — Good shit.

Karolina Wisniowska wisniovsky — Better than Summer in the City and Weekend in Paris. Pretty predictable but an enjoyable, easy read.

Jen Ryan jen3239 — Classic Dean Koontz novel with all the weird the man can possibly dish up! This was not one of my favorites, only because it was a bit too outlandish for me. And, way too much SCIENCE in the FICTION! His explanations for the weird events the creature/person would cause - too science-y and over my head. I read to be entertained; dare I must actually have to THINK when reading! :) No, really, learning is always good, but - in this case we're talking the physics of space and time. Need I say more? This is not to say that the book is completely bad, it is not. I went through periods where I was totally enthralled and then moments where boredom stepped in, mostly because it took too long to get through critical scenes amidst too much description & added history. I guess I'm just impatient but I don't like to wait 20 pages to figure out the outcome of a life and death situation. I will tend to look ahead which ruins the whole idea of a good suspense, right? I did truly enjoy the dog character in the book. I know Dean loves his dogs and some people will complain; but this is just more proof that his dog additions are fantastic! I don't think I would have made it through the book were it not for 'Woofer', 'Fella', 'Prince' the stray dog! A pooch smartened up by his many past encounters; both good and bad. He definitely was a 'good dog. good good good'!

Chris Allan chrisallan — interesting true story about a serial killer in Florence. Hannibal Lector is loosely based on this killer. The case remains unsolved, but the writer gives his opinion of who he thinks the killer is. I learned a lot about the ineptitude of the Italian justice system.