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About Dean Koontz
See more books from this AuthorThere is a lot of dry humor spread throughout the book, which at times will have you down right laughing out loud. There is a lot of suspense with twists and turns that will have you wanting more.
Read Full Review of The Good Guy | See more reviews from Blog Critics...a rip-roaring read you won’t want to put down, with an ending that will literally knock you for a loop. Five stars for The Good Guy.
Read Full Review of The Good GuyYou will definitely root for this couple. As knowledgeable as he is about guns and strategy, Tim is adorably nervous about women. By the end of the book, every woman will want a “Timothy Carrier”.
Read Full Review of The Good GuyA handful of side characters pepper the plotline and work as great mini-propellers...The end result is a very intense experience, one that he throttles through at breakneck speed.
Read Full Review of The Good GuyAlthough The Good Guy is a good read, I expect a bit more from an author of this caliber. I look foward to the next novel, with fingers tightly crossed that the author will get back to the basics...
Read Full Review of The Good GuyIn this novel, Koontz employs the symbols of the Hebrew-Greek-Christian myth because the myth is the medium of truth and, in so doing, bears witness to the distortions of the postmodern world. His acuity transcends his oft-praised talents as a storyteller.
Read Full Review of The Good GuyTHE GOOD GUY is not a good book. Too many things were implausible, the romance between Tim and Linda was ridiculous, and the end was just too unbelievable. Dean Koontz has written some marvelous books in his time, but this is not one of them.
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