Dean Koontz

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Dean Koontz
Topic Started: 4 Oct 2008, 03:45 AM (55 Views)
Mr.T	4 Oct 2008, 03:45 AM Post #1
Member Posts: 65 Group: Members Member #1,461 Joined: 15 September 2008 Favorite theme: RPA 2: Standard Country: United States of America	My favorite author of all time. I've read everything he's written - even if it was a grocery list that got published. I anxiously await every single book he writes, or puts a foreword into, or gives a little quote on the cover. Anyone else a Koontz fan?



Lynx	15 Nov 2008, 05:07 AM Post #2
Veteran Posts: 1,344 Group: Members Member #380 Joined: 27 October 2007 Favorite theme: RPA 2: Dark Country: United States of America	I've only read one book by Dean Koontz. It's one of the three crown jewels of my childrens' book collection. It's a volume of (not very good, actually) childrens' poetry. By Dean Koontz. Oooooh yeah. Priceless.



Ladie Luck	11 Dec 2008, 01:32 AM Post #3
Veteran Posts: 2,051 Group: Members Member #375 Joined: 26 October 2007 Country: United States of America Gender: Female	I read Mr. Murder. That was by him right? The one about a guy who has a government created twin that's on a killing spree or something of the sort... I read it awhile ago. It was a pretty good book, if I remember correctly.



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