Forever Odd

Forever Odd is the second sequel to its series, which I have not read, but despite beginning on the second novel, introduction and story-line seem pretty simple to get in to. This will be the first Dean Koontz work that I have read, but my understanding is that the style and feel of his writing is very original, and typically leaves quite an impact. I half expect this to be about a character with his own motives, possibly psychologically unstable, or at least some "twist" within the plot. It's a little tough to play the guessing-game with the novel, however I believe I may have the basic idea together. (Wouldn't be surprised if I was incorrect.) Despite my beginning misunderstanding, I'm sure Forever Odd will relate to some of my inferences, and look forward to reading what's presented!