The Forbidden Door
A Large Print Novel
Large Print - 2018
"Jane Hawk thinks her precious five-year-old son is hidden safely away, with vigilant, indomitable friends. But the malice and resources of her powerful adversaries are boundless and their hunters are circling ever closer to the boy, hoping to draw his mother into their trap. Jane's courage, wits, discipline, and skill will be tested as never before, as she searches for a way through an ever-contracting labyrinth of terror."-- Provided by publisher.
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Publisher:
Waterville, Maine : Thorndike Press Large Print, 2018
Edition:
Large print ed
ISBN:
9781432857080
Characteristics:
687 p. (large print) ; 23 cm
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Add a CommentThis was my first Jane Hawk novel, and I am hooked!
Going back to read the entire series from the beginning!!
A thrill ride from start to finish.
typical DK book, ending leaves you hanging and open for a sequel. too many unanswered questions for my tastes, very similar to the Frankenstein book, (I didn't like the way that ended either).
First book was very good. Had a good story and premise. However, it is time for him to end this series, it's just dragging on too long.
Book 3 in the Jane Hawk vs nano technology. Book 4 will be The Night Window
This was by far the best in the Jane Hawk series, I was fascinated and horrified with the idea of nanomachines & corrupt powerful people in #1-The Silent Corner. Then disappointed with #3-The Crooked Staircase but needed to know what happened to little Travis. I can't wait for #5!
I loved this book, and the series is great. Koontz is back with his conspiracy tale of FBI agent Jane Hawk. Hawk is a fugitive from the shadow Arcadians government. Koontz has always taken on bioethical radicals, and elitist eugenics radicals who want to tell the population how to live in his stories. He not disappoint in this book. Like Odd Thomas series, Jane is busy fighting evil. A main theme in his books is you cannot compromise with evil, and Jane Hawk is all about rooting out evil , and stamping it out. I look forward to the next book in this series.