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Having read the first three Odd Thomas books, I was very excited to come across this new installment. I must admit, that about a third of the way through, I was ready for putting this book down. The rigorous detail made me rather bored, something I'm not used to of a Koontz book. However, after powering through, I finally found the action, which is none stop in the last half of the novel; I couldn't put it down. The plot is quite heavy in this book, with direct links to current events, and it is scarily realistic. The thing I found most interesting is one of the sub-plots, that is never explicitly described, but is quite heart warming. The ending of this book gives a new impression of Odd, suggesting some harsher and darker storylines for him in the future.