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Book Review Rewind: The Night Window by Dean Koontz

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  Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons!   To say that I have enjoyed the Jane Hawk series is an understatement. Every book had left me exhilarated and with such excitement that I immediately went to the next book to see what would happen. Dean Koontz has taken the crime thriller and turned it upside down. Espionage, secret societies, rogue FBI agents, and adrenaline-fired action have left me breathless. I have recommended every book to my readers and to friends and family. Back in 2019, I was fortunate enough to receive an early copy thanks to Netgalley, and Penguin Random House. After four books, I was treated to a finale unlike any that I could have ever expected.    The Night Window is written by Dean Koontz, and it is published by Bantam Books, an imprint of Penguin Random House. In this final installment of the widely popular thriller series, Jane Hawk is closer to her goal and ready to strike. After narrowly escaping the cabal known as the Techno Arcadians with her five-year

Book Review Rewind: The Forbidden Door by Dean Koontz

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                             Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons!     With her husband killed by a secret society bent on ruling the country, Jane Hawk is on the run. She has been demonized by her adversaries and they have threatened her young child. But this "rogue" FBI agent is many steps ahead of them, as she gathers evidence to bring them down. It is a nail-biting roller-coaster ride of a series that came to an end in book five in May 2019. It is a series every crime thriller reader should experience. With that being said, let us delve into book four of this series.   The Forbidden Door is written by Dean Koontz. It is published by Bantam Books, an imprint of Penguin Random House Publishing. In this fourth installment of the widely popular crime thriller series, Jane Hawk is left with a disturbing scenario. After she survives her deadly battle with Booth Hendrickson on the crooked staircase, she is informed by her son, Travis, that his guardians-in-hiding have not r

Book Review Rewind: The Crooked Staircase by Dean Koontz

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  Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons!   Jane Hawk was introduced to me in the novella  the Bone Farm . From there I went on to read  the Silent Corner  and The Whispering Room. I became that reader that needed to keep going with this series because I knew that they would keep getting better and better. This adventure-espionage series has taken me on a roller coaster ride that I am not too eager to step off.      The Crooked Staircase is the third full-length Jane Hawk novel by Dean Koontz. It is published by Bantam Books, an imprint of Penguin Random House. As we careen off the cliff of the second book's revelations, Jane Hawk is on the trail of Booth Hendrickson, another Techno Arcadian hell-bent on controlling the country. Through injections, the Arcadians have devised a control mechanism that takes over its host once the self-assembling technology forms a web over the victim's brain. Through keywords, the adjusted person is at their mercy to commit suicide,

Book Review Rewind: The Whispering Room by Dean Koontz

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  Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons!   When I read the  Bone Farm  in January, I fell in literary love with Dean Koontz's heroine, Jane Hawk. This FBI agent's story continued in the  Silent Corner , which I ended up loving, as well. With two Jane Hawk books read, it was time for another.      The Whispering Room is Dean Koontz's second full-length Jane Hawk novel. It is released by Bantam Books, an imprint of Penguin Random House Publishing. Taking place a few weeks after the events of the Silent Corner, Jane Hawk is on the hunt for the masterminds behind the Techno Arcadians. This shadow organization has developed nanotechnology that once implanted in the body, becomes a control mechanism that allows them to puppet whomever they wish. They controlled Nick Hawk, causing him to commit suicide. This set off a shocking series of events that now has them in the crosshairs of Jane Hawk, Nick's wife. After raiding and eliminating the threat of one of the Arcadia

Book Review Rewind: The Silent Corner by Dean Koontz

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  Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons!   Freedom. Individuality. Two key elements that all humans strive to keep. But what happens when a shadow organization decides that they should control the masses? FBI Agent Jane Hawk is about to find out with a devastating loss close to her.   The Silent Corner is written by horror/ suspense author, Dean Koontz. The paperback edition is published by Bantam Books, an imprint of Penguin Random House. In this first novel in the Jane Hawk series, we are introduced to the FBI Agent, currently dealing with the apparent suicide of her husband, Nick. After investigating his death and a growing suicide epidemic, Jane is contacted by shadowy figures who threaten her life, as well as her son, Travis'. Afraid for her five-year-old's safety, Jane goes off the grid and travels cross country to friends on the West Coast. There she deposits her son at their compound for his well-being. With a secret organization driving people to kill themselve