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Average rating3.4
A mother sends her son on a camping trip with a leader who has led this trip into the mountains 16 times before without mishap; that is until this time. Every single camper and leader and driver die with no explanation. As the grieving mother who is the protagonist begins to accept the fact that her son, Danny, is dead she starts getting vicious bully-like attacks from nowhere saying he is not dead, such as writing on chalk boards, words from printers and other various 'signs'. Along with her new friend, Elliot Stryker, Christina Evans sets out to find out what could have possibly happened on the day that her son 'died'.
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This was my first Dean Koontz book and I was intrigued but not completely satisfied. The beginning of the story was very drawn out and very descriptive. Then the story was rushed as it met the climax and left me wanting more. I gave the book 3 stars as the storyline of the government secrecy was interesting but lacked a complete thought.