Odd Thomas by Dean Koontz (2003); 446 pages.
“My father insists that they always intended to name me Odd, although he won’t tell me why.” Odd Thomas certainly fits his name. This is a story about a twenty year old fry cook who become independent from his parents in high school. Like many other young people at that age, all he wants to do is survive. Unlike others, he can see ghosts. The story starts out right in the action, and before long we learn about Odd’s impromptu police work, and the love of his life, Stormy Llewellyn.
More than just a thriller, this book has something for everyone. Humor, romance, and witty characters make this story stand out among thrillers as a book that can take in a variety of audiences. The emotions and sensory
“My father insists that they always intended to name me Odd, although he won’t tell me why.” Odd Thomas certainly fits his name. This is a story about a twenty year old fry cook who become independent from his parents in high school. Like many other young people at that age, all he wants to do is survive. Unlike others, he can see ghosts. The story starts out right in the action, and before long we learn about Odd’s impromptu police work, and the love of his life, Stormy Llewellyn.
More than just a thriller, this book has something for everyone. Humor, romance, and witty characters make this story stand out among thrillers as a book that can take in a variety of audiences. The emotions and sensory