Winter Moon, 1993 |
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christophersnow
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Posted: February/02/2004 at 3:03pm |
This is the book I will most likely read next and would like a synopsis of the book. Please do not have any major spoilers in the review.
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gemtaur80
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It's on my list of books to reread. I can't remember much about it, but I know I liked it. It's not one of my all time favorites, but I think it was better than many. I hope that helps even though it's not a synopsis.
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MusikVibe
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This book was awesome. It was the first Dean Koontz book I've ever read. There is something intriguing about someone walking out side and seeing a hole in existence. I don't remember much about it because I was too yound to really pay attention to the plot and remember it, but I will reread to know again. It must have been good because I've been reading Dean Koontz ever since then.
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christophersnow
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Finally found this book and read it. It started off fast and got a little slow with the main characters and was more interesting with another character that wasn't that much rounded. It was a good book, but different from his normal way of writing. The main characters don't even meet the main enemy alien thing until page two hundred or so.
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Yes, this is one of his first TAME books. I got this one from the bookcase of my best friends wife that had recently died of Cancer. It was the only Koontz book she had and I was excited to find yet another I hadn't read. I was done before I got back off the plane. This was really cool, used minorites, lonely houses out in a snowfield much like my upbringing, and slowly developed the alien as reality instead of imagination. Never been disappointed yet, well maybe 'The Taking', but other than that one Winter Moon is good and since winter is coming it would be good to read during a snowstorm! G |
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