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A review by freedomfox
The Darkest Evening of the Year by Dean Koontz
2.0
For my book report I did The Darkest evening of the Year by Dean R. Koontz. In a lot of ways it was like his other books but in some other was it was different.
It was the same in the way the characters were made very unique and memorable, and how the story was told from multiple points of view. It was also the same in the way the storyline was intense, but not as much as his other Books. Also it had a good ending like his other books.
The thing that made it the most different from his other books was that it was short. If it was longer it would have been much better, and because it was short the story line seemed to get messed up. Normally his books start off slow, but pickup fast and don’t stop until the end. This was slow and didn’t pickup for awhile. Another thing that made it different was that a lot of the people died, they were the bad guys but still they seemed to walk in and die, and a lot of them were cool characters too. The book seemed to dwell on the past more than usual too.
That is my opinion on The Darkest evening of the Year by Dean R. Koontz. I don’t really suggest this book unless you are looking for a quick read.
It was the same in the way the characters were made very unique and memorable, and how the story was told from multiple points of view. It was also the same in the way the storyline was intense, but not as much as his other Books. Also it had a good ending like his other books.
The thing that made it the most different from his other books was that it was short. If it was longer it would have been much better, and because it was short the story line seemed to get messed up. Normally his books start off slow, but pickup fast and don’t stop until the end. This was slow and didn’t pickup for awhile. Another thing that made it different was that a lot of the people died, they were the bad guys but still they seemed to walk in and die, and a lot of them were cool characters too. The book seemed to dwell on the past more than usual too.
That is my opinion on The Darkest evening of the Year by Dean R. Koontz. I don’t really suggest this book unless you are looking for a quick read.