Frankenstein: City of Night

This series by Dean Koontz is great. He has taken Frankenstein to a whole new level. The monster has become a savior, but now he has friends on his side who are, as my uncle used to say "Bad to the Bone."

This sequal makes you wonder about the future in medical research. Fun read. What if? Those words are what makes the book fun. Will we as a society ever be able to create a person without involving the natural procreation.

The second segment of this Dean Koontz begins to show Victor starting to loose his control of his zombies.

The intensity is there and all the characters are coming together

with their strengths and weaknesses.

I am looking forward to book three.

Character development & suspense are handled skillfully. I recommend this for readers with a tolerance for the grisly and the killing of characters we're getting to kind of like. The development of Randall the 6th could have used more finesse, otherwise I would have given 5 stars.

This second book in the Frankenstein series has just as much page-turning action as the first. Difficult to do, this sophomore book does not disappoint and keeps you reading till the end. I was already searching out book three while still reading book two!

I THOROUGHLY ENJOY DEAN KOONTZ NOVELS ANYWAY BUT HE HAS OUTDONE HIMSELF WITH THE FRANKENSTEIN TRILOGY. THE FIRST BOOK WAS ENTICING BUT THE SECOND IS EVEN BETTER AND NOW I AM SO DEPRESSED THAT IT WILL END WITH THE THIRD INSTALLMENT. GREAT READING, LOVE THE HUMOR AND HOW ALL THE CHARACTER PLOTS INTERWEAVE.

Greatly enjoyed the book (I've always been a Koontz fan). I read it while I was in Birmingham escaping Katrina. It was unusual to be reading about a story located in New Orleans while the storm was distroying the city, but the city will be back before the next installment of the story is out.

Shipped the book to my husband in Qatar. Was received in good condition, no damage. Arrived a little ahead of scheduled delivery but was a long lead time. He is pleased with his order and very happy to have reading material.