Eh. In my opinion, Koontz is a pathetically generic writer. In all of his novels, he has almost the exact same characters.

Female Lead- Tough, hardass bitch who has experience some emotional trauma but finds male lead relatable due to similar issues.

Male lead- essentially a pansy-boy who has a preexisting or developing attraction to female lead, whom he at first finds obnoxious but later begins to become infatuated with.

Antagonist- some guy who seems like a nice-looking dude until he starts murdering people, always a suspect that you wouldn't... suspect.

Dog- always some idiotic dog, almost exclusively a golden retriever, whom Koontz assigns human emotion.

Retarded child- some mentally disabled person who has some relation to male/female lead.

Read some McCarthy or Pynchon- that's real literature.

I read all the Rick Riordan books.( I think)
It has gods, godesses, and olympians

Dont judge me :P

Hmmm, i dont like so much books :S....but i have read "the phantom of the opera", by gaston leroux and "great expectations", by charles dickens.....hope u know them xD

What's a book?

Hi, stop posting useless things like these. Thanks. -jalis

Are u really asking this man?

I'm reading "Operation Arkanham" at the moment, one of those old trashy paperback books that you used to be abel to buy... It's about paratroopers.

Illustrated Edition is so sweet. Also, Universe in a Nutshell is amazing.

I don't know about you guys, but I adore fantasy novels like Artemis Fowl etc.

OH and if you have read it, please tell me, The Forth Horseman...

I tend to read masses of books so here are the best ones:
The Otori Books by Liam Hearn (Epic series set in a fantasy ancient Japanese-istic world about ninjas, love and betrayal)

Cherub series by Robert Muchamore (Great teen reads)

The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid by Bill Bryson (Best ever autobiography)

Im reading the cherub series. really awesome, its about a group of teenagers who are recruited by a secret orginization. its really good books