Watchers | Dean Koontz | Einstein VS Frankenstein

Watchers | Dean Koontz | Best Koontz Ever!!

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Watchers

	Watchers Dean Koontz Berkley, 2003 - 496 pages average customer review:based on 440 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

From a top-secret government laboratory come two genetically altered life forms. One is a magnificent dog of astonishing intelligence. The other, a hybrid monster of a brutally violent nature. And both are on the loose...

Einstein VS Frankenstein

Bravo to Koontz on a brilliant effort. I felt very emotionally involved with the characters, even the minor ones. If you like this book, and I believe you will, pick up Mary Shelley's Frankenstein if you have not read it. Both examinations of human involvement in nature's work provide wonderful food for thought. Koontz' work is a more engaging book but it is interesting to see that these moral issues are not as new as we might think.

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Best Koontz Ever!!

This is my favorite Koontz book as of yet.
Check it out. I dont want to give anything away.
You'll love it!!

A very good novel, but not one of his ABSOLUTE best ...

There has too be a cutoff, if "Intensity, Hideaway, and Lightning" novels are 5 stars in my opinion, then "Watchers" is a 4 star.

Mostly a Good Read, though Implausible

This is the 2nd of 5 books I will ever read by Koontz. I think I've read about enough by him, now.

There are some good characters, including the dog, Einstein. The villain is despicable. It turns my stomach to read what he does to people, and it is a shame that Koontz puts some sick ideas out there for people.

I found it odd that Koontz seems to dwell on this concept of animals (dogs, actually) being trained to be thinking beings. By chance, I first read FEAR NOTHING, and then this book second. I'm surprised he gets so mileage out of that idea!

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