After being slightly dissapointed by Koontz's last couple of books (and very dissappointed by the previous) I am pleased to say that Koontz is - in my opinion - back on form with his latest book.
After first being introduced to the books loveable central characters - Cubby, his wife Penny and their child prodigy son Milo, along with Penny's eccentric relatives and their dog (of course), Lassie - the thrillride starts, and Relentless lives up to it's name.
Cubby's latest in a series of bestsellers has just been released and received a very scathering review from famous (and famous for his viciousness and derogatory comments towards books and authors of which he does not approve) book critic, Shearman Waxx. When Cubby tries to find out more about the man, it leads to a mildly embaressing incident in which Shearman is almost urinated on by Cubby's six-year-old son.
I cant say more than this without giving away spoilers but from this point the plot speeds up considerabley as the villian relentlessly persues our protagonists intent upon wreaking havoc on their lives and destroying everything and everyone Cubby loves, before finally getting Cubby himself.
A very good book and a good explaination/twist at the end. Deffinatly reccommended for Koontz fans.