The House of Thunder
The House of Thunder
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1992
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Novel • Fiction
California • 1980s
1992
Adult
18+ years
Super Short Summary
The House of Thunder by Dean Koontz, writing as Leigh Nichols, follows a woman who awakens in a hospital with amnesia. As she begins to recover her memory, she experiences terror when her past merges with present-day threats within the hospital. This psychological suspense novel weaves mystery and tension in a chilling narrative.
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The House of Thunder by Dean Koontz (under the pseudonym Leigh Nichols) offers suspenseful storytelling with well-paced twists. Reviewers praise its tension and engaging plot. Some critics, however, find character development lacking and the ending predictable. Overall, it’s a gripping read for thriller enthusiasts but may not satisfy those seeking deeper character arcs.
Who Should Read The House of Thunder?
A reader who enjoys The House of Thunder by Dean Koontz (writing as Leigh Nichols) likely appreciates psychological thrillers with a mix of mystery and horror. Comparable to fans of Stephen King's Misery and Gillian Flynn's Sharp Objects, they enjoy suspenseful narratives with intricate plot twists and deeply flawed characters.
29,001 ratings
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Mixed feelings
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Novel • Fiction
California • 1980s
1992
Adult
18+ years
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