Strange Highways

De: Dean Koontz

Narrado por: Jeff Cummings

Joey Shannon, an alcoholic whose life has been going nowhere for 20 years, returns to his hometown for the funeral of his father. As he leaves town, he gets a mysterious second chance to relive the night in 1975 when his life began its downward spiral: to both literally and figuratively take the road that he didn't originally take. On this road he is supremely tested by conflict with his successful and charismatic older brother P.J., by conflict between his cynicism and his lost faith, and by conflict between the ultimate good and evil.©1995 Dean Koontz (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Attention Grabbing

Couldn't wait to hear the next chapter. Would recommend without being asked about what I read last.

Dean Koontz, need I say more

Dean Koontz has a formula, and it works. He also has many books using the same formula, and I need to take big breaks between his books these day. This maybe because I have read so many of his books, and enjoyed most of them. The similarities, however, dictate the gaps I need between them.
A quick paced book that keeps you listening and hooked. The plot is as mystical as always, and a pinch of salt or two is always required.
Worth a daily deal,as I got it, but many better Dean Koontz books if you are thinking of spending a credit.

solid story plot holes

This was a good story, but there are alot of unanswered questions on finishing. all in all worth the read!

Not your typical Koonz

I’m a huge Koonz fan. This one had more of a mysterious, supernatural, and faith based storyline. Love the character development.

Not Koontz's best

I had a hard time getting into this book. I usually enjoy Koontz a lot but 'Strange Highways" left me behind.

A die hard admirer of all things Koontz may enjoy this offering more than I did...but I found it lackluster and not up to his other work. Oh well, every writer has some winners and some less than sparkling books in their oeuvre.

I'm undecided as to returning this or not..I finished it, and didn't hate it but it was quite disappointing. Perhaps I was expecting all of Koontz to be as good as his "Odd Thomas" series.

Worth your credit? I found it a "Meh"-average book, but you may love it!