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peanut67
16th Jul 2009
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Watchers was probably my favorite Dean Koontz book out of all the ones I have read of his. However, I still feel it fell a bit short for my taste in novels. It had suspense, but not very suspenseful as I'd like. I would type more about the book but I don't want to write a spoiler here. So I guess just see for yourself.
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Liamdoggio 13th Aug 2008
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Watchers is gripping from page 1 to its end. First book I completed, I have now read all Dean Koontz books available.- Read Liamdoggio's review (21 words)
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zoodemon
3rd May 2008
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507 page paperback. this is the first Dean Koontz book i've read, which i picked up due to it having favourable reviews elsewhere. It soon became clear that it wasn't going to be a deep or thought provoking piece of writing, dropping itself into the popular fiction category would seem just. Not my ideal read but you can't tell till you pick it up. After i'd encountered the main characters and a fairly basic plot, i found myself wanting to skim through the clumsy character history's that littered ...- Read zoodemon's review (229 words)
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Watchers was the first book by Dean Koontz that I read and in 3 days I made my way through this wonderful story of love and compassion. There is suspense around every corner and subtle humor from a wonderful host of characters. You will fall in love with the dog that this story revolves around and be left wanting to feel sympathy for his mortal enemy. This book is very hard to put down and will keep you on the edge of your seat and of course rooting for the good guys. Great read and at times ...- Read dethcheese's review (132 words and 1 comment)









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