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and, Heather :rose: - bears were not particularly impressed by Phantoms. They were by Odd Thomas, though.

bears recommend Watchers and Dark Rivers of the Heart

yes, thank you! bears would be grateful for another recommendation, since Koontz has written such an awful lot, and so unevenly

Watchers was very good. Sweet, moving, tear-jerking, - Koontz at his best. Loved it.

bears are ashamed to confess, but they just skip such descriptions...

I don't really mean style. I mean - well, hard to define, but I tried to give examples here

Of these, I only read Intensity (Lady Linda, whom I miss like forty thousand brothers could not, sent me the book a few years ago), and though I loved the story and the ending, the writing bored me...

I loved Dark Rivers of the Heart, and adored Odd Thomas. The others I've read were not half as good, but I wouldn't give up on him anyway. I think I'll go back to him when I'm through with the Top...

Great! might very well be the next Koontz for me

grrrr...

yes!!!


I certainly am not.
oops...

help!!! I don't understand what I should do!! I am looking at the page, and I can't see no way to proceed!..

ETA: on the top right, it says, "Not currently available". Maybe that's the reason why...

have just finished Odd Thomas. Awesome. Bears adored.

wow, I haven't read any of them!

: rubs paws in anticipation :

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re-reading Dark Rivers of the Heart now; it is a book incredibly well written. Loved it when first read, and adore it now.

Within one page:

"If the numbers had been descending, Roy might have...

merging... merging... merged!

I am really surprised, I didn't know anybody hated him. I've read only three books by him, and find him good; Dark Rivers of the Heart is more than good, it's great.

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I hope you won't regret it! It's one of the rare books where he manifests actual sense of humor, something I could have hardly expected of him.

Of those I've read so far, I really liked only that one too.