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The first half of Koontz's "Mr. Murder" is like a lame, and yet somehow even more unbelievable, version of King's "Dark Half". The second half continues in this vein, but adds in elements of poor sci-fi and a deep, dark, secret conspiracy that seems tacked on as an afterthought.

I found this book even a little too insipid for light-reading fare. ( )

Another wonderful Koontz book. This one takes you into an entire family, which is probably one of my all time favorate families in a book, i feel in love with them early on and they kept me hooked until the end. The concept of this book is identity as the bad guy is a clone of our protagisnist and believes that he stole his life, thus beginning our story. A very underrated Koontz book that everybody should give a chance and read. ( )

Really enjoyed this one, more than most Koontz I've read. ( )

I probably would not enjoy Koontz today, but there was a time when I bought his books in hardcover. This one cannot have been a favourite, since I barely remember what it is about.