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In this article, the writer presents a book review of Dean Koontz's 'The House of Thunder', providing a plot summary and reflections on Koontz's storytelling technique, and the effectiveness of the story.

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"Dean Koontz's 'The House of Thunder' is gripping terrifying and virtually impossible to put down. Like Koontz's other books this one has quirky but frightening details that make it more than just a standard murder mystery with supernatural overtones. The reader feels along with Susan Thornton as she wakes up in a hospital ostensibly having been involved in an auto accident and recalls the murder of her boyfriend Jerry Stein years earlier in a college hazing incident. The murder took place in a cave aptly ..."

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