angelwinters 's review for:

Deeply Odd by Dean Koontz

3.0

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I think the threads of universal spirituality Koontz weaves into his writing are often just right. Though, in some instances, with this particular book, it may have been a bit too much. I also did feel this one was redundant in places, with the overused fry cook line and dogs being the "end all be all." In addition, I wish it had been a little less simple story line with more complexity for Odd to figure out. He is supposed to be a clever character, let's not make it too easy on him. It was still an inspiring Odd story and I don't regret my time spent reading it.