sati1028 Female, 33, In a relationship. Jacksonville, FL, USA

Love it, it's a must have. Very well written. I love watching movies/ tv & after reading this & a preview of the movie last night not sure I will watch as just that one change in the movie trailer killed the movie. The book was great.

Love it, though I knew what was coming before it was revealed the details in-between made it fun for me to keep reading.

Well written I enjoyed it well enough to read it again in the future.

Wow I know I am a slow reader I read during my lunch breaks & not all the time. The only reason I read it through is because I can't start something & not finish. Personally I will not read again but that's my opinion I know some people loved this.

It was slow I was bored the plot was good but could hev been better written for me, I know of some others that enjoyed it so of course it's a matter of opinion.

This took me a year to read I was not fond of it at all. I enjoy the old Dean Koontz books it's like in the new ones he has very little left to write about or maybe it is too comparabel to other books out there & once you read one of theose you have read them all. Of course I knew some people that t ... (continue)

Though a decent read he failed to keep me captivated, he is a good but slow writer some details don't always need to be in print, though now I would have to read again to remind myself it's been so long.

Great book must read in my opinion if I had I would read again when I finish the 30 something my my home book shelf....

Read this before the movie came out & it was wonderful, I read this in about 2 or 3 weeks which for me it's good I could nto put it down. Watched the movie then had to read again & by far the book was better, must read....

I am bipolar & was living with a man that had more issues was never diagnosed as he believed therapy a waste of time for him but great for me. I had moved out due to personal problems & was then laid off soon after, my child was out of hand & my bipolar reactions/ borderline personality came to the ... (continue)