From the Corner of His Eye (End)

From The Corner Of His Eye
By Dean Koontz

I chose this book because I have read other books by Dean Koontz and they always keep me on my toes. I have never been bored with his novels and I knew after reading the insert on the book that this would be a very interesting book. The first thing that got my attention was the cover and title, and that in itself made me pick it up.
From the Corner of His Eye is about a series of people's lives that are all intertwined in one way or another. At first, you don't realize what these people have in common but as the book goes on you realize they all have a connection. Most of it comes down to a boy named Bartholomew. He was born on a day of tragedy and horror. He has an enemy that he's never met who is insane and irrational. This man, Junior, knows that Barty is out there and he knows that he has a bad feeling about him but he doesn’t know who he is or where to find him. Junior also killed his wife, a nurse, and a cop with little reason. His acts of violence are terrifying and it's only a matter of time before he gets his hands on Bartholomew.
This book is definitely in my top ten. I was always waiting to turn the page to see what happened next. The emotions in the book really took me in and I felt like I was in the book experiencing exactly what the characters were experiencing. If you like reading about murders, suspense, and intense, thrilling action, then this book would put you in your place. You will have a very hard time putting it down until you realize what happens in the end.