Why??? I have been a fan of Dean Koontz for over thirty years . Sometimes the ending doesn't hold up, and contradicts or is inferior to the previous books. I also didn’t have any of the issues with the animation feature that the One-star Reviewer found so irritating and problematic. I almost didn’t purchase the Kindle version because of a previous review about it having advertisements about audible. I assume the symbolism is supposed to reflect the plotline. This has the feel of the Will Smith film, Enemy of the State, with Jane as the feisty stellar protagonist being ferociously hunted down, she is joined in her battle by the genius hacker that is Vikram Rangenaker and the few allies who believe in her. There’s a good story hidden somewhere in here, but it’s buried under Dean Koontz’s bloated, purple prose. I agree with the quote: "Jane Hawk is arguably the best character Koontz has created. Then there are the usual formula that Koontz uses in all of his books: a possible romance; the ongoing, never ending battle between good and evil; the government and its continuing attempts to be at the top of the food chain; a local sheriff who may or may not be on the take; and so on. Jane’s kick-ass character, the storyline and high tech gadgetry feel fresh and new. I will preface this review by writing that I have been reading Koontz's books since the beginning of his writing career including some of his pseudonyms such as Leigh Nichols, Brian Coffey, and Owen West. There were some books in the series that I thoroughly enjoyed, leaving me breathless. In this tale we have a mildly autistic pre-teen named Woody.

Enter your mobile number or email address below and we'll send you a link to download the free Kindle App. NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • Jane Hawk’s one-woman war comes to an explosive climax as the rogue FBI agent gambles everything against a terrifying conspiracy, for vengeance, for justice, and for humanity’s freedom—from the author of The Silent Corner. Except for maybe Einstein from Watchers, Jane is my favorite Dean Koontz character, and I have read ALL of his books and own most of them (maybe all of them).
It was thrilling, "unputdownable", and I always looked forward to the next installment featuring the brave, strong, and courageous Jane Hawk. The Night Window (Jane Hawk Series, Book 6) by Dean Koontz (Hardcover, 2019) + $8.64 Brand New + $3.99 Shipping. Please try againSorry, we failed to record your vote. His death was set up to believe that he committed suicide but Jane knows better. Jane Hawk 6 books in series 4.5 out of 5 stars 282 ratings The Bone Farm Publisher's Summary An audio original novella featuring bestselling author Dean Koontz’s compelling new heroine, Jane Hawk. Although it had several perspectives just as the previous books did, it was not confusing and the science was not overwhelming. And as most everyone is aware it will be the last in the series. Reading it is very irritating as a request to try the audio version appears on EVERY page and blocks a portion of the text. Grieving widow and mother, Jane Hawk, is an FBI agent on leave, determined to investigate the bewildering death of her husband, by an apparent suicide. Please try againSorry, we failed to record your vote. You can still see all customer reviews for the product.

They use a drug and inflicts it into people, and then they have total mind control of them. I admit that I have not read all his work, but Devoted, his newest, reminded me again what a skilled and deft writer he is. Koontz's books are never dated and I have gone back and reread many because of the timelessness he writes into them. The child is crafted wonderfully by Koontz. I enjoyed it, but I usually do with Dean Koontz! . I have followed Dean Koontz since I was a child. It wasn't the violence or anything but over five books you can get so invested in the characters that you cannot bear for anything bad to happen to them. I read the first, second and now final book in the Jane Hawk series. His mother is a talented artist on her way up in the art world. Just a wonderful, classic Koontz novel. “We’re rewriting the play, and the play is this country, the world, the future.

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