Review:Obviously a quick read, and therefore somewhat devoid of Koontz' usual elaborately rich prose. But the story line is good and the characters classic. Clearly a preview to something new, we just have to wait and see ... Read more

Review:A fast paced account of a terrier turned soldier. Rags (so named because he was found among dirty rags on the streets of Paris) stayed close to his friend and rescuer Donovan throughout the First World War battles in France.

Donovan’s job was to repair the communications cables that were continuously being damaged by shelling and artillery fire. Rags learned to take messages to units, to sniff out damaged cables, and to lift the spirits of those around him.

After the war, the men o... Read more

Review:Deaver is a top-notch writer. This time he packs a great big story into a tiny little space. Only a few pages, Double Cross is about gangsters who spare a man's life in exchange for a big score.

But things go awry and loose ends must be taken care of. It culminates in a double cross and an unexpected encounter. Read more

Review:Over the four books length I enjoyed the story very much. However I think the length of each separate book was too short and too many ends were left hanging. I feel it would have been much better if two books could have been incorporated together thus finishing more parts of the story in each of the books. The story overall though was very good and kept you guessing. Read more