"Nothing links person to person like the frequent passage from hand to hand of a good book."

This is a very recent Koontz thriller. I bought it for my son, who decided not to read it. I'd keep it myself and eventually get around to reading it, but I already have waaay to many books in the house, so this one is heading out on an adventure.

This book is travelling by mail to booklady331 in Florida! Enjoy!!

THANK YOU, so much my BC friend. My husband bought me the package and I thought, "What ring did I join?" LOL It was a pleasant surprise.

Took to read while my husband had knee surgery today as I wanted something that was easy to read. I had a long wait due to the surgeon being backed up so I got it half read. I'll journal again after I finish. Thank you, judygreeneyes, for RABCK it to me.

I wasn't expecting too much from this book when I started, probably because I had just read one that although good it wasn't as great as most (and no! I won't say which book it was!). I soon discovered that Relentless was a fairly good read.

Briefly this book is about a man and his family (wife, son and, of course, their dog). The man is an author and he comes across a critic who prefers to remain reclusive, for the most part, retaining his anonymity. When the author ventures unwittingly into the critics private world a roller coaster ride of terror begins for this innocent family.

I read the book in two days and hope to find someone here on BC who wants to keep this book moving in the BC family. Enjoy!

Enjoy! for Happy Day RABCK to eparks4232. Also, RABCK and KTM challenges 2011.

Thanks for the RABCK! Will either read or release soon!

Thank you so much for picking up this book. Please make a journal entry here on this page if you haven’t already done so to let me know that this book has found a good home. You may choose to remain anonymous or to join (it is entirely free). If you choose to join, I would love if you could indicate EPARKS4232 referred you.

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