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A review by srharris
One Door Away from Heaven by Dean Koontz
4.0
I will admit that as a long time Dean Koontz's reader, I thought I already read this book, however, it appears that I did not and I am mad at myself for not reading this earlier because I really enjoyed this book.
Leilani and Curtis were without a doubt my favorite two characters in this book. I loved them both so much and I wanted to pluck them out of the book and keep them safe. I cheered and clapped for the adult heroes of this story because they were truly amazing people even though there were not super heroes in the conventional sense, they were to me because their hearts, morals and compassion and they didn't hesitate to step in and help a child in need.
The topic of this book scared the shit out of me because I know it is a real thing and it freaks me out knowing that there are real people out there like this..
A little long but in all in all good book.
Leilani and Curtis were without a doubt my favorite two characters in this book. I loved them both so much and I wanted to pluck them out of the book and keep them safe. I cheered and clapped for the adult heroes of this story because they were truly amazing people even though there were not super heroes in the conventional sense, they were to me because their hearts, morals and compassion and they didn't hesitate to step in and help a child in need.
The topic of this book scared the shit out of me because I know it is a real thing and it freaks me out knowing that there are real people out there like this..
A little long but in all in all good book.