Now that I have read the whole series I have to say this is my least favorite Odd Thomas book. This one was a little more grounded when the issue Odd is destine to prevent is not caused by a supernatural being but a group similar to a militia. All of these books live up to the title and have been very odd. But I was missing the heavy supernatural presence that was in the previous ones. The dead were not as prevalent in this book as in the others and I missed that.

This book was forgettable for me. I would listen for quite some time at work and not pay attention to anything that was going on and then find myself lost. I had to re-listen to parts just to get caught up. I enjoyed it because the end was entertaining and I was finally draw into the story more in the last several chapters. Had those chapters not been there I don't think I would have liked this book at all.

I have read both the Odd series and Koontz's Frankenstein series. Where the Frankenstein series became worse and worse as the book continued I enjoyed all of the Odd books in their own way. They were not spectacular, but if Koontz ever decides to write another of this series I will gladly read it.