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soovailyn 's review for:
The Whispering Room
by Dean Koontz
Mini-Review:
The worst thing is that the book is over and yet there is so much more to go. Jane Hawk is an amazing, resilient woman out to fight against the forces that have caused the death of her beloved husband and threatened to harm her son. More details about the project is fleshed out and everyday heroes are drawn together in a nebulous network that could collapse at any moment. Each character stands out in a distinct manner and Koontz does a great job of making the ordinary extraordinary while the macabre has more than an edge of horror.
I'll be really thrilled if the next book is due out sooner than a year or two. This one popped out about six months after the first.
A present day thriller bound by family values and questioning the cost of maintaining freedom.
The worst thing is that the book is over and yet there is so much more to go. Jane Hawk is an amazing, resilient woman out to fight against the forces that have caused the death of her beloved husband and threatened to harm her son. More details about the project is fleshed out and everyday heroes are drawn together in a nebulous network that could collapse at any moment. Each character stands out in a distinct manner and Koontz does a great job of making the ordinary extraordinary while the macabre has more than an edge of horror.
I'll be really thrilled if the next book is due out sooner than a year or two. This one popped out about six months after the first.
A present day thriller bound by family values and questioning the cost of maintaining freedom.