how everyone and everything in the universe is connected. One small good deed can turn into a heroic action, while one cruel intention can turn into all-out war. We are all connected, in one way or another. This book tells a story of a man looking to fill an inner void, only thinking he has found it in murder. One detective knows the truth, and it takes the whole story for him to finally give the murderer his justice.

the spontanaeity of some of the events. Everything is going along nice and serene, then BAM something happens. Keeps a person interested.

the ending. I won't spoil it for future readers, but I feel the author could have done much better.

throw it across the room, LOL. The ending made me that mad! :)

wonderous at the aptitude of all children. They are all geniuses, in their own way.

started out writing this very well. Lots of detail, it seemed like a lot of work was put into it. Towards the end though, it seems like everything was just slapped together, not worthy of the strong foundation it was built on. I really feel that the author was grasping at straws when he wrote the ending.

its a good story, just beware of the end.

it was my first Koontz book, and I'm sorry, he just doesn't compare to Stephen King. The horror and suspense was there, but not enough description.

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