Frankenstein: Lost Souls by Dean Koontz (trailer)
Available everywhere books are sold June 15th, 2010, from Bantam Books. Visit www.deankoontz.com. #1 New York Times bestselling author Dean Koontz ...
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Reflections of a Paralytic » Dean Koontz: Chronicling Our Doom
I’ve received a lot of mail from readers who said they didn’t read these novels for the longest time because the whole Frankenstein thing turned them off, but when they finally tried them, they discovered these weren’t at all like what they... Lost Souls has the flavor of my first three Frankenstein titles, but otherwise it does not clump over familiar territory. Furthermore, an entirely new kind of technology of creature-creation occurred to me, and it was a lot more terrifying than the messy-gooey, strictly biological New Race that Victor developed in the first trilogy. When I finished the third Frankenstein novel, Dead and Alive, I foresaw that it was the end of the series. My original trilogy brought to an end a story cycle, but the themes of Shelley’s novel are more timely by the month. I always try not to give you the same old same old. By moving the setting from New Orleans to Rainbow Falls, Montana, I was able, as well, to change the atmosphere and to have fun with......
Genre greats like Ray Bradbury and Stephen King have contributed their visions of the undead, and Dean Koontz's latest — “Frankenstein: Lost Souls” (Bantam
