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bkvann 's review for:
The Forbidden Door
by Dean Koontz
I think this book would have been more enjoyable if I had read the entire series. I somehow felt I was missing out coming into this in book four. I didn't realize that each book relied so much on the previous books so I felt a little lost in this book. It did take a me a while to get warmed up this. I did pick it up and put it down several times because the beginning of the book had me a little confused.
This book was about the "Techno Arcadians", the bad guys who are a part of a elite secret society. Jane Hawke is a rogue FBI agent on the run with her 5 year old son. The book is very detailed and sometimes it felt drawn out in my opinion. It was a good conspiracy theory book and I have read Dean Koontz books in the past and loved them, this one just wasn't for me. I can normally read a book in a day or two max, and this one took me two weeks to get through. Not that is was a bad book, it was just a difficult book for me to get into.
This book was about the "Techno Arcadians", the bad guys who are a part of a elite secret society. Jane Hawke is a rogue FBI agent on the run with her 5 year old son. The book is very detailed and sometimes it felt drawn out in my opinion. It was a good conspiracy theory book and I have read Dean Koontz books in the past and loved them, this one just wasn't for me. I can normally read a book in a day or two max, and this one took me two weeks to get through. Not that is was a bad book, it was just a difficult book for me to get into.