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Saint Odd: An Odd Thomas Novel Browse By Author: T - Project Gutenberg Several texts online including "Alice Adams" "The Gentleman from Indiana" and "The Magnificent Ambersons." Also some sound files. From Project Gutenberg. Pirates Privateers - Captain Blood: The History behind ... My mother instilled in me a love of reading so when I discovered several of Sabatini's titles in a bookstore I bought Captain Blood. Many years later I ... Order of Odd Thomas Books - OrderOfBooks.com This is the Order of Odd Thomas Books in both chronological order and publication order. List verified daily and newest books added immediately. Odd Thomas (character) - Wikipedia Odd Thomas; Odd Thomas books character: Created by: Dean Koontz: Portrayed by: Anthony Marks (webisodes) Anton Yelchin (film) Information; Gender: male Antoine de Saint-Exupery - Antoine de Saint-Exupery ... Antoine de Saint-Exupery's biography and life story.Antoine Marie Jean-Baptiste Roger comte de Saint Exupry was an aristocrat French writer poet and pioneering ... Odd Thomas Book Series Dean Koontz Dean Koontzs Odd Thomas 4-Book Bundle Get all caught up with the first four novels of Dean Koontzs beloved seriesOdd Thomas Forever Odd Brother Odd and ... Browse By Author: C - Project Gutenberg Caballero Fernn 1796-1877 De Faber y Larrea Cecilia Francisca Josefa Bhl; Wikipedia; La gaviota (Spanish) (as Author) La Gaviota A Spanish novel (English ... Odd Thomas (novel) - Wikipedia Odd Thomas; Author: Dean Koontz: Country: United States: Language: English: Series: Odd Thomas: Genre: Thriller Mystery: Publisher: Bantam Publishing Macmillan - Distinguished Award Winning Global Publisher ... Shelter. By Jung Yun. Kyung Cho is a young father burdened by a house he cant afford. For years he and his wife... Odd Thomas Series Dean Koontz Sign up for Dean's free newsletter and for news previews and more! Rank: #16386 in eBooksPublished on: 2015-01-13Released on: 2015-01-13Format: Kindle eBook 59 of 62 people found the following review helpful.A worthy final...deliciously written, easy to consume too quicklyBy TM massageI thought the first and the last (this one) books were the best out of this series. And while the Mojave night may be as mild as baby-bottle milk, this story is not. This one starts with an exciting chase scene, and doesn't let up on the suspense and excitement and real emotion throughout. I had to stay up last night and read this completely through. Luckily, using the Kindle, when I fall asleep I don't lose my page! :)My favorite aspect of Dean Koontz' writing is that he really connects you to the characters in a meaningful way - he makes you think. They aren't just people executing stories, they are people, real people, and you can probably relate, whether personally or just through what is happening in the world even. And that is really a rare gift for a writer. There are many examples in the book. One passage I read, re-read several times, and took a few minutes to get past, was this one: "In a sense, it was nothing" Ozzie said, tears still standing in his eyes. Everything barbarians do is nothing, no matter how loudly they insist it is something."This is an epic tale of good and evil, and throughout the book brings us back to places and people familiar to us. You can theoretically read this one and enjoy it without reading the others first - since we spend a lot of time on what Oddie is thinking, it helps along the way. I don't recommend it, but if someone gave you the book, go ahead, although then you'll be hooked, read the others, and then will undoubtedly read this one again. So do yourself a favor and start with the first - here is a link to the Odd Thomas series on .http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=series_rw_dp_labf_encoding=UTF8field-collection=An%20Odd%20Thomasurl=search-alias%3Ddigital-textHint: Dean Koontz doesn't dumb down his stories, and my son has to occasionally ask about words, or look them up. It is handy to read on the Kindle, and be able to look them up in context without grabbing something extra.If you liked this...and you get to the end and are wondering "what do I read next", you might try Jim Butcher's Dresden series, which has some similar elements, although it brings in more of the Faerie/Vampire/Wizard side of things.13 of 13 people found the following review helpful.A rushed end to a wonderful journeyBy Michael AndreaeLike much of life, the best of Odd's story was in the journey, not the destination.Considering the wonderous and otherwordly antagonists Odd has faced throughout the series, Saint Odd was disappointingly down-to-earth. Both his struggle and ending were prosaic and had a rushed feel to them. Given the build-up during the series it's understandable that Odd's finale would underwhelm, however the denouement of a couple of paragraphs still felt tacked on and incomplete.I was also expecting more of a singular identity for Annamaria. I had picked up some seeming hints right from her first appearance that seemed to lead in a specific direction. Her telling Odd, "you know who I am" also seemed to imply a known personage. I read the book and I still don't know who she is.I'm glad to end Odd's story, I just wish it had the scope and wonder of the earlier books.164 of 178 people found the following review helpful.Great way to end the series! Awesome book, but not a stand-alone storyBy Miss PattyI received a copy of this book early for another website I belong to, so I have had the chance to read this during the past few weeks, so hopefully this review will help you make a decision on if you want to purchase this book or not.The best way I can think of writing this review is to compose it with two thoughtful sections. One is my overall enjoyment and thoughts about the book, with the second being more specifics about the book itself without giving away any critical information or giving spoilers. Hopefully this will be helpful.So to start, I will go over the book itself.Please note there are a tremendous amount of references to the books that have come earlier in this series. I would find this to be a very hard book to read as a stand-alone and I recommend reading the earlier books in the series first.This book is the last of the Odd Thomas series. In this installment, we find a familiar undertone; good vs evil. The story starts with us finding ourselves in Pico Mundo, which has become a haven for evil that is seeking to bring the downfall of humanity. These evil doers will begin this task with violence geared towards the town’s population. The first place we are taken is back to the carnival in Pico Mundo, where we revisit gypsy mommy for another card.Upon receiving the card, we are pulled in deeper with an unexpected message. From here, our journey takes us through revisiting more than just gypsy mommy. We begin to find ourselves back with all kinds of previous characters. I will not spoil the surprises.The situations and path that follows is all but predictable. We encounter all kinds of “odd” situations. The kind of situations that have Thomas reminding us that he is “just a fry cook”, and us reminding him, that he is anything but “just” anything, since he has all kinds of supernatural powers, including seeing the spirits of the recently deceased.Overall, this is a fitting end to a series and will leave you both satisfied, and a bit upset that the series has come to a conclusion.Now for my impressions on the book, and overall feedback.This book is like a great meal. It needs to be savored and enjoyed. Not just taken down quickly. It may honestly be the greatest in the series, and potentially one of the highlights from the portfolio of work from Koontz.Also, get ready to stretch your use of the English language. Koontz puts his skills as a former English teacher to good use here. I would guess about one in every 5-10 pages I am struck with a word I have to find the definition for (and I like to think I have a good vocabulary). However, through the expansion of the words used in this book, we also find ourselves having a deeper level of detail. More information is transferred in a shorter amount of space, which is a rarer treat.Overall, I honestly loved this book. I am a bit disappointed I finished it so quickly, and truly wish I was able to go back in time and read it again much slower for the first time. Any fan of the series will certainly find this both a satisfying conclusion to the series, as well as a masterful work on its own.I certainly hope this review was helpful to anyone taking the time to read it. For any further in depth questions, please feel free to contact me or post a comment, as I will check them periodically until the beginning of February.Thank you for reading my review and enjoy the book!See all 2765 customer reviews... Odd Thomas Series Dean Koontz Sign up for Dean's free newsletter and for news previews and more! Macmillan - Distinguished & Award Winning Global Publisher ... Shelter. By Jung Yun. Kyung Cho is a young father burdened by a house he cant afford. For years he and his wife... Odd Thomas Book Series Dean Koontz Dean Koontzs Odd Thomas 4-Book Bundle Get all caught up with the first four novels of Dean Koontzs beloved seriesOdd Thomas Forever Odd Brother Odd and ... Antoine de Saint-Exupery - Antoine de Saint-Exupery ... Antoine de Saint-Exupery's biography and life story.Antoine Marie Jean-Baptiste Roger comte de Saint Exupry was an aristocrat French writer poet and pioneering ... Pirates & Privateers - Captain Blood: The History behind ... My mother instilled in me a love of reading so when I discovered several of Sabatini's titles in a bookstore I bought Captain Blood. Many years later I ... Order of Odd Thomas Books - OrderOfBooks.com This is the Order of Odd Thomas Books in both chronological order and publication order. List verified daily and newest books added immediately. Browse By Author: T - Project Gutenberg Several texts online including "Alice Adams" "The Gentleman from Indiana" and "The Magnificent Ambersons." Also some sound files. From Project Gutenberg. Browse By Author: C - Project Gutenberg Caballero Fernn 1796-1877 De Faber y Larrea Cecilia Francisca Josefa Bhl; Wikipedia; La gaviota (Spanish) (as Author) La Gaviota A Spanish novel (English ... Odd Thomas (novel) - Wikipedia Odd Thomas; Author: Dean Koontz: Country: United States: Language: English: Series: Odd Thomas: Genre: Thriller Mystery: Publisher: Bantam Publishing Odd Thomas (character) - Wikipedia Odd Thomas; Odd Thomas books character: Created by: Dean Koontz: Portrayed by: Anthony Marks (webisodes) Anton Yelchin (film) Information; Gender: male
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