A review by thebeardedpoet
Odd Apocalypse by Dean Koontz

2.0

While my love for the character of Odd Thomas is not dimmed, this installment of his adventures was my least favorite. The main problem is Odd is left to himself for most of this book. Pages and pages of description and stream of consciousness from a lone character, even a character you love, gets dull after awhile. What makes most of these Odd Thomas books so wonderful is the interactions between Odd and a vibrant supporting cast. Dialogue is in short order here, which is a huge loss. The story seemed a bit padded as well, as though a short story might have sufficed. I'm hoping for better next time.