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Could you recommend one or two of his that you are particularely fond of?
by dmbche 3y ago
Could you recommend one or two of his that you are particularely fond of?
- mindcrime 3y agoI particularly -liked- False Memory, even thought it might not be one of his best if that makes sense. That is to say, it's good but I think it just particularly resonated with me due to the subject matter and some of my innate inclinations. Beyond that, some that I would recommend include The Bad Place, The House of Thunder, The Door to December, and Intensity.
- mindcrime 3y agos/even thought/even though/
- jprd 3y agoI haven't touched a DK book since at least the early aughts, but he is more than a Grisham (SUMMER BEACH NOVEL PEOPLE TALK ABOUT!). DK is kind of like the Spielberg version of a Pynchon novel. This is not a bad thing. I cannot let go of "Lightning" from '88. That book has stuck with me in ways only a therapist could properly interpret, but activates all my historical fiction cilia and leaves me w/warm feels.
- akkartik 3y agoLightning is one of my favorites as well. I never read another Koontz after it, back in '97 or so. Perhaps I should.