RBC! : “The Bad Place” by Dean Koontz

[@MrJaycrow30]

This was my first introduction into Dean Koontz and it still is my favorite, next to Twilight Eyes and Phantoms! The mother to the 'weird family' is just plain nuts!!!! Great vid cheers!

[@jimhaggard7436]

This was my first Dean Koontz novel in 1990 after graduating high school and having read every Agatha Christie and Stephen King book in junior high and high school. It remains my favorite Koontz book, along with Twilight Eyes. It’s insane in a good way. Incidentally, my favorite John Saul novel, Second Child, was also published in 1990.

[@rolandofgilead43]

you've got good taste Second Child is my favorite of his as well and also the 1st book i ever read by Saul

[@thomasp.7064]

I read it years and years ago and absolutely loved it! It is probably my second or third favorite of his! Twilight Eyes though takes the W for my personal favorite. Innocence is right up there too. Nice job on your review though! Well done! Hats off to you sir!

[@forestduffe5576]

Nice review . Always been a dean Koontz fan and his earlier works are great. Watchers is my favorite next to Intensity

[@rumblebookclub]

I’ll have to check those out! I have a handful of mystery/thriller/horror reviews you can check out and see if there’s a new book you’d enjoy 👍

[@rolandofgilead43]

@@rumblebookclub he's a hit and miss more so than Stephen King because for one Dean Koontz has written close to #200 books and nearly #40 of them are now out of print mainly ones from (1968-1975) i'd say though there are a couple still in print. he rewrote a few as well in the 90's Demon Seed the original (1973) is long out of print the one in stores you see is the rewritten version. books of Koontz i thought were bad were The Mask, The Other Emily, the house of thunder & Cold fire. i haven't read that many of his but i would suggest The Face of fear that's a decent one. Strangers i love, Sole Survivor i also love. i've only read #7 of his books thus far so i can't suggest too many titles

[@SterlingFogg]

This is my favorite Dean Koontz book. He really goes there with the brutality, which turns some people off. But, this is horror. I also love other books of his that people have already noted. Some that need more respect are Lightning, Midnight and The Servants of Twilight.