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University:  American University - AU

Greek Organization:  Alpha Epsilon Phi

Author:  Amazon

Comment:  Thirty years ago, I read every Dean Koontz book that I could get my hands on. I looked forward to each new book and went to second hand book stores to find ones that I didn’t have or hadn’t read. I did that for the next 10-12 years and then I’m still not sure whether it was me or that the stories were different. I ended up not reading any new books that came out or any ones that I had not read. But, off and on I would pick up a few of the books and reread them. It’s been a few years since I’ve done that and when I saw this new book I remembered how much I enjoyed his books. So, I got the book and I have to say this is the Dean Koontz that I remember reading. I picked it up and could barely put it down and finished it over two days. It was a good fast pace, with plenty of twists and turns that kept me on my toes. As with the other books I’ve read Mr. Koontz weaves some real life current technology and mixes it with what if or where can the technology go. Very much like Moonlight, Watchers and some of the Leigh Nichols books. I would highly recommend this book and am looking forward to the continuation of this series.