Bästa Odd-boken sen den första, men ändå inte på långa vägar i samma liga som den. Vår hjälte (Oddie <3) är fantastisk, hans språk och tankesätt är underbart as usual. Tyvärr är det mer handlingen det faller på. Det är lite väl överspelat. Om jag fick bestämma så skulle jag vilja ha tillbaka Odd i Pico Mundo, med mordutredningar tillsammans med polisen där och eftermiddagar hos Ozzy.

As usual, a quick read and entertaining. There are a couple of places where I needed to "suspend disbelief" to go along with the situation or the story. I don't mind doing so because Odd Thomas is fun to hang out with for a couple of days at a time.

This one was pretty good and Odd

One of my favorite things about Oddie is the people he encounters. The randomly good and charming people who make up his story and help him along on his adventures. Those always stick with me for much longer than any of the evil or villains.

The Odd Thomas books continue to impress. I like how the story has very much evolved from its roots and doesn’t rely solely on the same tropes for every story. In this fourth installment, we’re introduced to a number of new characters, which provides some interesting layers since some seem to be continuing on!

Not as rich as other Odd Thomas books. I'm hoping Koontz has a better game plan for the final two books in the series.

My name is Liisa and I am an Odd-Thomas-aholic .... and no one is more surprised than me!

"Odd Hours" is the fourth installment in the Odd-I see dead people-Thomas series by author Dean Koontz. Unlike some serials, the Odd Thomas series doesn't lose anything with each new book - in fact, it only improves!

There's something instantly likeable about the quirkly and aptly named lead character, Odd, that captivates you the moment you pick up the book and stays with you through to the last page.

This was another gripping, amusing and wonderful installment and I now await eagerly for the next adventure of the wonderful Odd Thomas.

Highly recommended!

Interesting twist in the series. Looking forward to the next one.

I love Odd Thomas.