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Odd Hours (Odd Thomas, #4)
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This book was an absolute train wreck. Having been a fan of and read all 3 previous Odd Thomas novels, I was very disappointed with this book.
This novel could have been condensed to about 200 pages. There was way too much "filler information". I became frustrated when the plot would drag, and then as it seemed to be moving along, it would go off track once again. Maybe this was Koontz's intended style, but I found it too much and annoying.
I don't need a biography on Sinatra or a Wikipedia article on the habits of coyotes.
Odds sarcastic wit/humor was way overdone to the point it lost its effectiveness and became old.
I also found many of the parts of this story very predictable.
All and all, I'm not bashing Koontz as I've read many of his novels and have been a fan. But this book left a lot to be desired and I hope the next OT novel is greatly improved.
This novel could have been condensed to about 200 pages. There was way too much "filler information". I became frustrated when the plot would drag, and then as it seemed to be moving along, it would go off track once again. Maybe this was Koontz's intended style, but I found it too much and annoying.
I don't need a biography on Sinatra or a Wikipedia article on the habits of coyotes.
Odds sarcastic wit/humor was way overdone to the point it lost its effectiveness and became old.
I also found many of the parts of this story very predictable.
All and all, I'm not bashing Koontz as I've read many of his novels and have been a fan. But this book left a lot to be desired and I hope the next OT novel is greatly improved.
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character but I didn't like this book as much as the first or the third in the series.
