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It wasn't until after I'd finished A Winter Haunting that I realized it was a sequel. I'd have read the first book first if I'd known, and maybe it would have made more sense, but as a stand-alone book it sucked.
I like to give authors a second try, so I'll probably find something else of his...
Pretty much this. This year I've produced maybe 10,000 words for about a half dozen short stories, two of which I may be done with but I'm not sure. Another I finished that I'd started 2 years ago and it felt good completing it. It's rare that I finish stuff, regardless of how inspired I am with...
As long a book can entertain, strike the emotions, be it laughter or tears, and keeps the pages turning, it doesn't really matter. People are reading, that's the main thing.
I wouldn't use DC to gauge King's prose. DC is a unique novel in King's repertoire that reads like a transcript. That being said, it is a satisfying read. I, too, thought about putting it down in the first several pages, but if you stick with it, it's worth the read. Only took me two nights to...
Intensity is definitely one of Koontz's best novels.
Velocity is pretty damn good too, if not as strong. I liked the mystery of it, anyway. Very suspenseful.
Breathless was okay, certainly not a 5 star effort, by any means. I mostly enjoyed the plot of the guy killing his brother and wish it was its own story, a novella or something. All the separate plot lines in the book seemed to be their own story, made the book feel like a book of short stories...