Pay attention when Koontz provides some insight into how this plan affects individuals, it will creep you the hell out. Poor guy with such a selfish wife…*eyeroll*… As the story unfolds, it reveals more and more people in powerful positions, and how they’re sabotaging justice. You’ll see when you get to the ranch in Napa, and we finally catch up with the bad guy and his fantasies. In this case, some of those power-hungry jerks are just children in what they want, and they have no conscience in how they go about setting up their world order. What can I say? Ya know, on the plus side, there’d be a lot fewer politicians in the world…jus’ sayin’… God knows, I’m guilty of that one… I want a bomb that takes out mean and stupid people. Who fits in with “your” idea of the best kind of world. The power to decide who lives and who dies. Yep, that Koontz knows how to horrify a reader…jesus… And he pulled me in from the start with that emotional hook, making me wonder whose head it was that should have been there. Omigod, this needs to be a “7”! Talk about a real world possibility. Other books by this author which I have reviewed include Odd Thomas, Forever Odd, Brother Odd, Odd Hours, Odd Apocalypse, Deeply Odd, The City, Odd Thomas: You Are Destined to Be Together Forever (Short Story), Saint Odd, The Whispering Room, The Crooked Staircase, The Forbidden Door, The Night Windowįirst in the Jane Hawk psychological suspense series and revolving around a desperate, angry FBI agent on the run from the powers-that-intend-to-take-over. Suspense in a hardcover edition that was published by Bantam Books on Jand has 464 pages. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

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