Salvis's Reviews > The Voice of the Night

This book changed me, in it's own way. It's my first Dean Koontz, so I haven't got anything to compare it to. But, I must say, that this book, so far, is one of my favorites. Dean did a great job making the reader intreged trough the whole plot.
For me, it's almost always the first book, that I'm going to compare other, this author's books to. I know, I should've started with the first book Dean ever wrote, and read them chronicly, but, while sitting in the library, waiting for my friends, looking at Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's, than, Charles Dickens' work, this book just, sorth of, spoke to me. So, I read the first twenty pages, and knew, that the book is something I'll enjoy - and it was.
And I also liked, what Dean did with the ending - simple,yet, it leaves you, kind of empty - hounding for more. For example, I wanted to read more about Heiser ( I read the book not in it's original language) and Colin.
I know, that from a reader's point, it seems absurd, but, this book would make a great film, even a prequal to the first. I'm absolutely thrilled about Dean, and am looking forward to reading his work.
I must say, I like Dean's work, even better than Stephen King's.
All in all, I give this book five stars.