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Review of THE DARKEST EVENING OF THE YEAR by Dean Koontz
by Christy Tillery French   
Rated "G" by the Author.
     
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THE DARKEST EVENING OF THE YEAR
by Dean Koontz
ISBN: 9780553804829
Bantam Books/Random House
www.randomhouse.com
Paperback, 480 pages, $7.99
Genre: Thriller

Amy Redwing, former victim of an abusive relationship, devotes her life to running a rescue organization for golden retrievers, where she searches for the perfect forever home for the abandoned ones and seeks treatment and rehabilitation for the abused and neglected ones. When Amy and her boyfriend, architect Brian McCarthy attempt to rescue a golden named Nickie, they find themselves in the middle of a domestic dispute. Amy senses a connection to Nickie and decides to keep her, unknowing that a chain of events are occurring which will lead Amy and Brian back to traumatic events of their past lives and into extreme danger, and that Nickie may be the only one to save them.

Koontz has been described as a master storyteller and this reviewer agrees. His love for dogs shines through with this book and enhances the story. The plot moves at a fast pace, with plenty of evil characters to entertain thrill-seekers, buffeted by Amy and Brian’s love for one another and for dogs. Excellent book.


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