Hey, maybe I was a gazelle in a previous life. The dialogue seems harmless enough right? A tad on the corny side but nothing atrocious, right? I convinced myself to keep going. вЂњBeing late is better than being dead for dinner.вЂќ

вЂњMom has rules about being late for dinner.вЂќ I wanted a horror novel for the month of October and this seemed like a good candidate as any.Д«y the time I got to the dialogue, it was too late to turn back. I thought that the prose felt a little too purpley but it wasnвЂ™t deal breaker to stop me from purchasing it. I read this sample when I wanted to test out the book to see if I would like it before buying it. Interesting (in a not interesting) way to start your horror novel. A cool breeze blows down out of the sun and fans through the tall dry grass, which streams like waves of golden fire along the slopes toward the rich and shadowed valley.вЂќ вЂњThe red sun balances on the highest ramparts of the mountains, and in its waning light, the foothills appear to be ablaze. Dean Koontz has a mastery of vocabulary both extensive and obscure, but the fanciest of words do not a suspenseful novel make. Sounds like this could be an exciting and thrilling and horrifying book right? Well it would have been if it wasnвЂ™t marred by terrible prose and the dullest female protagonist of all time. The family sheвЂ™s visiting has already been murdered. A man she doesnвЂ™t know is walking around her room, searching for more victims. A woman is hiding under a bed, she sees blood drip in front of black boots. Intensity by Dean Koontz has a great premise. Intensity by Dean Koontz вЂ“ Book Review This post was created on: November 12th, 2015

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