Fear Nothing

Wish this was a series!

This is arguably one of the best suspense books I have ever read! Whoever said this book's plot is encompassed by saying 'The end of the world by monkeys' apparently didnt get into the story...you have to become the characters, on a level, to really drain every ounce from a book... The plot involves a huge conspiracy, beginning with his dead father's body being swapped with a bum's before being cremated...this is the start of a face-paced night that escalates practically non-stop. Everything was believable, even the dog, Orson. I have studied a lot on the subject of gene therapy, etc and it seems plausible that one day we could be faced with a similar retrovirus. I never stopped and questioned the character's 'believablity factors' A good read, though I wish it were longer. :)

3 out of 3 people found this review helpful.

great character

What an interesting character? Loved this one. Love many of his but this one was unique.

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

koontz at his best

if you like odd thomas, you will love this.

1 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

Highly Recommended

"Fear Nothing" is a wonderful book. The beginning is a slow but once you get past that there is no putting it down. The mystery and suspense keeps you interested throughout the entire novel. Christopher Snow is much different than the other 12,000 members of Moonlight Bay; he has a very harmful disease that keeps him away from the light. Over the span of the book, one exhilarating night, Chris must solve a murder, be familiar with a completely new species, and take care of them. Dean Koontz will keep you engulfed in the book and give you your own exhilarating night.

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

Very likely story

Although I have not finished the book yet I have very much enjoyed. It's main character Christopher Snow has been able to grab my attention right at the start. He helps me imagine all that he feels and sees.

I listen to it on my way to and from work sometimes it gets so good I have to sit in my car a few minutes extra just to get to the climatic part so I will have something to look forward to when I heading out to work.

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

A Very Good Read

If you like Dean Koontz, and you like offbeat, creepy, spellbinding books, this one is for you. With echos of Odd Thomas, Christopher Snow is a fascinating character with a very real disease that makes it deadly for him to be in the light. When his father dies, he is left with the knowledge that his death, and his mother's may not have been natural. Which brings into question the strange abandoned fort on the edge of town and the preternaturally intelligent monkeys wandering the streets. Well written, well paced and completely un-put-downable.

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

Better than Odd

I love Chris Snow. I think these are better than the Odd Thomas books (although I enjoyed those also). These are just much more thrilling.

THE FOREST!

Great story by a great writer!

Picked up as a book to keep me busy while waiting for Odd Apocalypse, was pleasantly surprised by how intense and inspired the story turned out.

this book will make you fear everything

The book called “fear nothing” has some weird characters like the antagonist his name is Christopher. And he meets some strange creatures. He also has a dog named Orson which is his best friend. Christopher is a smart funny person and has a weird obsession about poetry and strangely enough he even gives he dog beer sometimes. The main conflict in “fear nothing” is that Christopher’s father died and his body was stolen and so Christopher is trying to figure out why. I would totally recommend this book to other people because it is a good mystery and suspense.

Really Like this series!

I really like Christopher Snow! Be sure to read the pair, "Seize The Night" is the other one! As usually, weird Dean Koontz; guess I'm really weird cause I'm rereading my Koontz books!

Highly Recommended

Once I started reading, couldn't put it down. I enjoyed it very much.

Engrossing

Enjoyable read. Great characters. Involving plot. Cant wait to read the next one.

READ IT 3 TIMES AND ITS STILL GREAT!!

If you read this which you should. then you have to read seize the night the sequel which gets really interesting a few chapters in when some real crazy chiz starts to happen. PLEASE READ

Another incredible read

Can't wait for the next one on this storyline....sooo good!

0 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

not my style

Well, gave it a shot again since the plot seemed interesting for that one ... Still not my style, still too long descriptions with not so much action and when there's action, it just takes forever to unravel ... Sad though becuase the plot seemed original for once.

Loved it!

I loved the character and the plot, but didn't like the way that it ended because I felt as though I was left hanging and wanted more.

I didnt like it

This is the worst Dean Kootnz book I have ever read or bought.I didn't even finish all the book. I got through a teeth pulling fifth chapter and almost died doing it. I didn't enjoy it. It was boring. In through the first few chapters I did manage to read Christopher Snow was bragging on his self like he was Tom Cruise. I didn't like it and don't advise anyone to waste their money on it.

Unbelievably impossible to read

I am a huge koontz fan but for some reason I felt like I needed to be drugged to read past the 4th page. Too much narratives, i found myself skimming and scanning rather than reading it. Finally got tired of trying after a week. Unlike his other books such as 'the good guy' I was sprung from page 1. Really! sigh* I'll try something new I guess.

TERRIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I wanted to get a summer reading book and I just wasted my money on this book. I couldn't even stand the first chapter, and only got 1/3 of the way done before I stopped reading those horrible pieces of paper that should have never been bound together. I wouldn't even this book any stars if i could. Worst book that I ever read.