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Title	:	The House of Thunder
Author	:	Leigh Nichols
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 360 pages
Published	:	June 1st 1992 by Berkley (first published 1982)
Categories	:	Horror. Fiction. Thriller

The House of Thunder Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 360 pages

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Susan Thorton awakens in a hospital, after a near-fatal car crash, to see four men lurking outside her door--men who exactly resemble those who killed her boyfriend years before. Can these be the same men? As she tries to uncover the identities of those stalking her, Susan enters a terrifying nightmare--one from which she may never escape. Previously published by Pocket under the pseudonym Leigh Nichols (1982).

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Original Title:	The House of Thunder
ISBN:	0425132951 (ISBN13: 9780425132951)
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You know how we do. Lets go to the checklist:1. Blond lead/love interest - Yes. 2. Dog(s) - Nope 3. Government conspiracy - Yes4. Aliens - Nope5. Serial Killer - Kinda6. Bougainvillea plant - Nope7. Sodium-vapor streetlight - Yup8. Precocious child - Nope9. Town gone crazy Nope (but the segment in the town is the best part of the book and is quite eerie)10. Psychic(s) NopeThis book is god-fucking-awful. The first 3/4s of it is built with this formula:Weather report, witty dialogue, possible

The House Of Thunder, This being an older novel by Mr. Koontz, originally penned under the pseudonym Leigh Nichols, is not in my opinion his best work. Although I liked the book, I felt I couldn't connect with the characters. Susan is an enigma, not only her past but her present conditions are thin, lacking the depth needed to actually care about her character. The same is said about most of the characters that make appearances in this novel. It's very hard to care about characters you literally

Originally written under his Leigh Nichols pseudonym (hence why its different to a lot of his fare), The House of Thunder is the story of a young lady that wakes up after being in a coma for three weeks. After getting past an initial bout of amnesia she starts to see people from her past who were involved in the murder of her then boyfriend. However, they have not aged and she knows that some of them died not long after their crime. So how can this be? Can she really be being assaulted by

Look...this book may be better than I found it. It's just that I couldn't get into the book. I tried. The reviews I read about this told how it crept into their psyche and haunted them...terror, horror. So I picked it up (happily from the library). Mr. Koontz can write a good book. I've read some of them. He can write interesting and wonderfully weird characters, I've read some of them to. But not here...at least not for me. I found Susan one of the most annoying characters I've come across. If

Okay, so this started off so uber-badass! Really! Well, badass for a Dean Koontz book. It was mysterious, tense, somewhat surreal. . . .I mean, it would've made an excellent horror thriller film. A woman wakes up in a hospital with no memory of how she got there. . . slight things in her surroundings start to bring back the hints of memories. . . and soon, the whole hospital begins to seem dangerous, the people around her are dangerous, everything is dangerous. . . and then, in the last 50 or 60

This was an entertaining read without much depth to it. Not Dean Koontz at his best but still very readable. The finale was a little bit too convoluted for me but I guess it was that or an even worse option to explain the strange events. Some silly dialogue, a doctor falling in love at first sight with a comatose patient and an entire town in cahoots to fool one individual did take a lot of swallowing but I still enjoyed it:) This is a book to while away a flew hours but which is probably not

I did not even realized how fast the time flew while reading this one - I could not put it down! Great plot, madness theme and creepy twist! My second Dean Koontz novel and definitely not the last one.