Odd Hours | Dean Koontz | Great Odd Book

Odd Hours | Dean Koontz | Intro to Odd Thomas

books:

Odd Hours

	Odd Hours Dean Koontz Bantam, 2008 - 368 pages average customer review:based on 173 reviews view larger image
	for more information click here

Great Odd Book

I adore Odd Thomas. It is quite possibly one of the most memorable characters for me out of all the books I read. Everyone else has explained why you need to read this book to satisfy your Odd tooth, and so eloquently I might add.

The only thing that really started to get on my nerves was the girl Odd hooked up with. Her vague hippy-ish answers were grating. I can't stand characters that embody the type of person whom I hate in real life. When asked a question, she often replies "What will be, will be" or something along those lines. Argh!!

The story is fantastic. It really draws you in to the point that you don't even want to set the book down to take a bathroom break or eat lunch. I sat down and read this book in a day. It was really that good. It's nice to visit with Odd Thomas.

If you're new to the Odd series, start with book one, Odd Thomas, and work your way to this one. Things will make sense and you'll have a deeper appreciation of the characters involved; particularly the weird things that always happen to Odd.

5 out of 5 for this one, even with the annoying girl character I wanted to choke. =)

for more information click here

Intro to Odd Thomas

This first book of four in this series introduces the reader to a man whose real legal name is Odd Thomas. Coming from a dysfunctional family supreme, Odd is gifted with the ability to see the dead, including the late great Elvis Presley.

Along with girlfriend, Stormy, Odd uses his talents to try to solve a mass murder before it takes place.

reviews: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, page 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17

products you might be interested in