But she is strong and has decided that she is not going to let go and because of that decision she is not willing to let her remarkable, selfless husband go either.įast forward 70 minutes and Hatch is now on the World’s Record List for resuscitation but what’s interesting is his doctor’s relationship to him and the Doctor’s reason for waiting to get into this field of medicine! Both feel like that have been given a new chance at life and the last few years of depression have been wasted time, the worst is behind them they both say.

This is a few years after their son’s death and the idea of suicide, although at this point it wouldn’t be suicide but just a letting go and slipping away into the water, sounds fabulous. What she doesn’t know is that he has drowned in the very cold river that she is trying to pull them out of. Lindsey works tirelessly to make sure she and her husband, Hatch, make it. It was a fabulous book full of plot twists and turns so much so that it felt like a death defying roller coaster! I hate to give anything about the fabulous ending away but I will say, I didn’t see that one coming! Of course I never do with Koontz.įor Hideaway, it starts off with a car wreck, one in which both husband and wife, the main characters in the story, were nearly killed. His imagination is fabulous and his plots never fail us! Dean Koontz literally puts the terror in terrifying. I’ve always been a fan of horror but haven’t read anything really terrifying in a while. First off, thanks goes to the Horror RaT (Read a thon) for getting me back to reading Dean Koontz.

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