The City

What a page turner! No boring lapses whatsoever. Haven't read Koontz in quite a few years but this book makes we want to read everything he's written since i last visited.

This book really held my interest and was a page turner. Never knew what to expect next.

The story picks up where the last one ended after explaing a few details for the sake of the reader thaqt may not have read the first book. Once the story gets going agian it continues to dive into this new world that threatnes to change the world as it has existed. the entire time you are led to beleive that something will go wrong but you are not sure what. As the story climaxs and the answers to the questions you havee had are starting to be asked, Koontz decides to end the book and leave you wanting the third instalment of this modern spin on an old story. worth reading, but be prepared to finish the book desiring the end of the story.

Complete continuation from Book one. The Main characters (Michael and Carson the NOLO police detectives), continue to be hunted by the new creatures Frankenstein has/is creating. And the creatures themselves continue to break down and turn on their master.......more

This is the second volume in Koontz's five-volume re-imagining of Frankenstein. The mad scientist has created his new race and is opposed by two police detectives. The story is set in contemporary (pre-Katrina) New Orleans and picks up just as the first volume has closed. It with another cliffhanger......more

Not quite as good as book one but still a great series so far......more

4 Stars for City of Night: Dean Koontz’s Frankenstein #2 (audiobook) by Dean Koontz and Ed Gorman read by John Bedford Lloyd. I didn’t find this book as interesting as the first book. Hopefully it is a set up for a great ending. I’m looking forward to listening to the final book on Halloween 🎃.......more

Second book in a series by Dean Koontz. I love the author but this is not one of my favorites.......more