Relentless - Dean R. Koontz .... Book review

The story wraps around a writer, Cullen "Cubby" Greenwich, and his family and their struggle to survive the menacing threat of a book reviewer with poor syntax.  Cubby is a novelist who produces thrilling best sellers.  His latest book is down-rated and decimated by the countries number one book critic, a reclusive man no-one, it seems, has ever met.  When Cubby finds out the guy is going to taking lunch at one of the places he himself frequents, he takes his chance to at least get a look of the man.  This was not a wise decision and from this point forward Cubby and family are on the run.

I read everything Dean Koontz writes.  I love his work.  I've not always liked everything he has written but I've at least given it a chance.  Relentless is pure Dean Koontz.  Quirky characters, diaglogue that flows with humor and a plot that's so twisted you often wonder where he's going until he gets there.  The story is suspenseful and as always far-fetched; however, that is what this writer is all about:  the what-ifs in the world.  Though not his best effort, it certainly isn't his worse and it defenatly is worth reading if you are a fan.