Really enjoyed this but kind of lost the plot towards the end. Didn't spoil my enjoyment of it though, but I couldn't accurately recount the detail of the last 80 pages! What I do love about Dean Koontz are the hilarious sentences throughout the book. Here are my favourites:

1. "Do you think I should put on a cardigan? There's something about an old man huddled in a tattered cardigan that can be just wonderfully pathetic". "Do you have a tattered cardigan?" "I have a cardigan and I could tatter it in a minute".

2. During the evening, I had developed considerable admiration for Matt Damon. In spite of his amnesia and in spite of being opposed by numerous nefarious government goons with infinite resources at their command, he waded through squads of ruthless assassins, killing them or sometimes letting them live but making them wish they had never dedicated themselves to fascist ideologies, and he just kept going, indomitable and undiminished"

3. "Loss is the hardest thing ... But it's also the teacher that's the most difficult to ignore"

This is going to the car park attendant at IWM North in Salford Quays. He reads loads of books so I'm giving him a couple of new ones to try.