Favorite Books by Dean Koontz

Dean Koontz has been called a "horror" writer, a "mystery" writer and a "suspense" writer. He is all these things and more. Reading a Dean Koontz novel is like stepping into a strange universe, where the ordinary laws of nature do not apply. Just when you think you've figured out where he's heading, there's suddenly another unexpected bend in the road.

One book I just finished is The Husband, about a man whose wife is kidnapped and held for ransom, even though he is a landscaper and has no fortune. Through all the twists and turns, you find out the method to the kidnappers madness, which really has nothing at all to do with money. It keeps you guessing about the whys and wherefores.

I also recently read Mr. Murder, about a novelist who writes murder mysteries, who is attacked in his own home by someone who is his mirror image. This person says the novelist has stolen his life. No, the man is not his long-lost twin brother, and I will leave it at that. You'll have to read it to find out more.

Then, there's Dean Koontz' Frankenstein series, which keep me in anticipation of the next one to come out. The fifth book in the series was released Spring of 2011, and I am eagerly anticipating the reading. If you're interested in purchasing any of this series, or other Dean Koontz books, I have provided links to Amazon. They have all of them in stock.


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