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Review Date: 10/11/2010
As with all Charlaine Harris' Sookie Stackhouse books, this was frolicking good fun. This particular "episode" offers some new dimensions to what we know about Sookie, and adds to what she has "on her plate". Fom the interest of the magical and supernatural, this book also ups the ante and pushes us furthur into the power levels and structure. I leave the synopsis up to the book advertisement, so see jacket flap etc. As always, I recommend reading these novels in order of printing, but is enjoyable either way.
Review Date: 4/20/2010
Helpful Score: 2
After the first book, I was hooked on the character of Odd Thomas. This second in the series did not let me down. The action, as it takes place is not on as large of a scale, but still takes you completely into the world of Odd, and what he "can do". Along the way, you gain further insight into the life of Odd, his friendships and a little more of a glimpse into his childhood. Dean Koontz once again threads the elements of the supernatural into the story beautifully. Highly recommended read for anyone with a little taste for thrillers or Sci-Fi.
Review Date: 10/23/2010
Helpful Score: 1
Pleasurable read as always with this series, but maybe not quite as wonderful in my mind as the others. It does still keep the contact with the same enchanting characters. And of course it sets up the next book, so there will be more!
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