But overall, like most other outstanding novels, the character drives the plot. You’ll also find some humorous parts incorporated into this piece. Like most of his top-selling novels, “Odd Thomas” is filled with suspense, tension, and some shockers here and there. Occasionally, Odd uses his abilities to help the city’s sheriff solve awful crimes. Odd can see and talk with ghosts, a revelation hidden from virtually everybody except his girlfriend and a buddy who’s an erratic writer. Odd’s dearth of ambition is built upon a considerably rarer talent he possesses. Despite having a gift for writing, he’s comfortable working as a cook in a tiny imaginary California town. Odd Thomas, the narrator, is definitely odd. Rarely does a writer get everything right, as Koontz did with this magnificent work.
How Many Films Are Inspired by Dean Koontz’s Work?.
0 kommentar(er)
