Odd Hours
Readers rate it 3.8 (114 on Hardcover)
283 pages · Released Jun 1, 2008 · Bantam Books
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A note for parents
Odd Hours is a supernatural thriller from Koontz's Odd Thomas series featuring a young man with psychic abilities investigating a mystery. While the story emphasizes kindness and using special gifts to help others, it contains moderate horror elements, some violence, and unsettling paranormal imagery that may disturb younger teens. The book is best suited for older teens comfortable with psychological suspense and occult themes.
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From the publisher
A mystery in Magic Beach, California, has lured Odd to the small town by the ocean -- but is it the call of the deep or the cry of the desperate? Odd is having dreams of a red tide, vague but worrisome. A mystery in Magic Beach, California, has lured Odd to the small town by the ocean -- but is it the call of the deep or the cry of the desperate? Odd is having dreams of a red tide, vague but worrisome.
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- medium-paced
- mysterious
- Thriller
- Fantasy
- Adventure
- Fiction
- Science Fiction
- Suspense
- General
- Horror
- Occult
- Urban Fantasy
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ISBN 9780553807059 · Bantam Books