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Fierce, funny, dauntless, she becomes obsessed with the idea that she was spared because she is meant to save someone else.

Someone named Ashley Bell. This proves to be a dangerous idea. Searching for Ashley Bell, ricocheting through a southern California landscape that proves strange and malevolent in the extreme, Bibi is plunged into a world of crime and conspiracy, following a trail of mysteries that become more sinister and tangled with every twisting turn.

Unprecedented in scope, infinite in heart, Ashley Bell is a magnificent achievement that will capture lovers of dark psychological suspense, literary thrillers, and modern classics of mystery and adventure.

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Ashley Bell by Dean Koontz is a Bantam publication. I was provided a copy of this book by the publisher and Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

I've read my fair share of novels by Dean Koontz over the years, some of which were absolutely brilliant, while others were just awful. While at one point, many years ago, I would have effusively recommended anything by this author, over the past couple of years, I've begun to approach his work with a bit more caution.

This book is almost a tome, with nearly six hundred pages, which peaked my interest a little, since I figured this book must be epic. Sadly, it's not.

The book starts off by dropping a big emotional bomb on the reader, by having Bibi, a young woman with a promising career as a writer, diagnosed with terminal brain cancer.

But, quickly pulls us out of that emotional pit when Bibi makes a miraculous recovery. Needing answers to why she was spared, Bibi chooses to meet with a medium, and is told that her survival has a purpose… to save a girl named Ashley Bell.

This sets Bibi off on a quest that will merge her past in with the present and send her on an incredible journey, through a dark and murky maze of conspiracies, the occult, and multiple layers of mystery and suspense.

I have to say, first of all, when I have to write a review for a book like this one, written by a well established and much loved author, I struggle mightily.

I don't know where to start, how to finish, or what to write in between. Part of me wants to dive in and go for a good hearty rip, but the other professional part knows I have to keep it in perspective.

So, this is about the best I can do for this one. This story was so slow moving I kept putting it down and reading other books, then sighing heavily when I forced myself to keep reading it.

It was so dense, with so many threads and side stories, and flashbacks, and so on, I couldn't make much sense of it.

By the time I got to the half way mark, I was seriously thinking of dropping it entirely. But, lo and behold, a plot twist takes place, not one that was all that surprising, but it kept me reading a little while longer wondering what would eventually happen in the end.

But, after getting through another quarter of the book, I felt like I was running in place again, and lost all interest. I did finish the book, though, and when I finally got to the end, I was ticked off beyond words.

I hated the ending which made struggling for nearly two weeks with this book feel like a complete waste of time. Koontz once more took to his pulpit and kept going on long diatribes that had nothing much to do with the story, and I kept thinking, wow, this book really needs editing, not to mention the annoying two or three page chapters.

Seriously, this book has chapters! It was not cohesive, it didn't flow well, the concept, while imaginative on one hand, was ridiculous on the other.

It just didn't gel like it should have and left me scratching my head and with a feeling of dissatisfaction.

Maybe it was over my head or something, I don't know, but whatever the case, it didn't work for me this time around. I am not one of those people who will swear off reading an author entirely, even if they've released more tepid books than outstanding ones in recent years.

I know this author can write, can tell amazing and imaginative stories, often evoking deep emotions, which makes this type of effort all the more puzzling and disconcerting.

Still, by the time a new book is released by Dean Koontz, I will most likely be at the front of the line waiting to read it… just in case..

View all 60 comments. Oct 16, Edward Lorn rated it did not like it Recommends it for: No one. I'm stopping now. I made it to page two before he mentioned a golden retriever.

I assume everything else is going to be Koontz repeating himself, so I'm not going to upset myself further. Life is too short to read the same shit over and over again.

I'm done. This is me saying I'm done with Koontz. Don't send me anymore review copies, not even if I ask for them. Thank you to the publisher for the review copy, but no.

In summation: NOPE. Final Judgm Nope. What's that spell? Don't you hate it when people repeat themselves? View all 53 comments.

Oct 31, Bradley rated it it was amazing Shelves: horror , mindfuq , fantasy , sci-fi , worldbuilding-sf , reality-bending.

What a trip this was. I've already been pretty much a lifelong fan of Koontz, but I haven't read all of his novels.

Lately, I was into the Odd books, all of which I really enjoyed until the last one, so I had a bit of trepidation with picking up an opener for a new series.

I shouldn't have worried. It might have been just a case of getting bored with an old character. No biggie. He got his mojo back with Bibi. She was delightful and full of literary life.

I mean, come on. I LOVE reading stories about writers who write about writing. None of this was fourth-wall stuff, but the novel came awfully close.

Good thing Koontz is a wonderful writer with prose that is like peanut butter. Smooth peanut butter: rich with that ability to make my lower cheeks glow and put the tingles in my fingertips.

Of course, he serves up this prose with a nutty bread and brain cancer, so it's not all happiness and light. The results are, though.

For most of the book, it was on par with most of his solid novels, a strong four stars, made with simple and fluid storytelling designed with keeping all the denominators low, always familiar, always comfortable.

I don't think that's a bad thing. He reaches the greatest number of fans this way. What makes the novel great is the deep-seated insistence that Imagination is King.

It's charming as fuck. I couldn't agree more. I'll try not to give away any spoilers, but I will mention that if you, dear reader, are looking for a non-paranormal thriller, then just go away.

Don't look back. This book isn't for you. If you like the premise that imagination can and will save your ass, then by all means, pick up this book and revel in it.

I did. Here's a winner, folks! View all 14 comments. Nov 14, "Avonna rated it it was ok Shelves: net-galley. I loved Intensity with its strong female lead and fast paced plot and was hoping for another thrilling read that I could recommend.

The ending was terrible and not worth the trouble it took to slog through this book. Koontz used to be a must read for me, but that is no longer true and I am very sorry to say that.

I received this uncorrected ebook for free in exchange for an honest review so I would like to thank Random House Publishing Group, Ballantine, Bantam and Net Galley for the consideration.

View all 19 comments. The reviews for this book are all over the place but I am on the side of the lovers not the haters. It was fun, it was engaging, occasionally it was really spooky and it was a really good story.

Full marks Mr Koontz for originality. You kept me guessing until just before you exposed the twist to the story. I jumped up and down saying "It's Sorry, you will have to read it to find out.

And you have to admit the cover is beautiful. If you are a fan of the earlier books then read this. It is good.

View all 11 comments. I must be honest and state that I have not read some of his latest novels. After the first couple of chapters, I began to lose interest.

I kept skipping page after page hoping for something exciting to happen. I struggled with the writing style….. I really tried to finish this very long book…but I just could not get past page This is the one book by this author that I did not like.

View all 8 comments. Jan 12, Erin rated it did not like it. Ashley Bell is overly long and very boring. I usually love Dean Koontz books but Dean gets a thumbs down this time.

To say Mr. View all 5 comments. The premise for this book sounded extraordinary. I eagerly dove into the book. I already knew that the lead character, Bibi, is found to have brain cancer at a very early age.

She is a writer who is just now enjoying the fruits of her labor, a well received novel. Celebrating with her parents at a restaurant she returns home happy and exhausted.

It is then revealed to her, supposedly, why she was spared from cancer. She also finds that she and all those she loves are in grave danger.

Some horrible things occur during the reading and this was a very intense time in the book, I loved it. So everything at this point was still exciting, moving along quickly and held my interest.

We learn some pretty strange facts about her parents and start to question all that Bibi thought she knew about her life.

When Bibi starts to research and try to find Ashley Bell, instead of the story continuing to be tense and exciting, it seemed to drag for me.

I put the book aside for a while a came back to it feeling refreshed and ready to really get into it. I would call this a mystery more than a thriller.

A thriller is supposed to be spine tingling, edge of your seat, quick turning of the pages tense. Or at least that is the type of thriller that I like.

I made it half way through and then shame faced here , I just went to the end of the novel to finish it. Oh my gosh, I think the ending is terrible.

The actual writing and language in the book is very good, obviously Koontz is a very skilled writer. This is why I gave it 3 stars and also for the imaginative story line.

Maybe he just needs a new editor? Many thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for the opportunity to read this book in return for an honest review.

I love Dean Koontz, and I was very excited about this book. However, this book didnt really do anything for me.

It was long and a little tedious. I found myself wishing for the end instead of being fraught with suspense and fear.

Huge fan so I will continue to anticipate the next book but this one was, well, lackluster. Oh man. This is going to be a doozy.

I am still mad and I finished this up last night. I mean I woke up at one point last night and maybe screeched yelled at the final reveal to this book.

I have loved older Koontz books, but his most recent stuff besides the Odd Thomas books hasn't really resonated with me. The only book I recall that I even "liked" was "The City" and even that got on my nerves at times.

I think this book highlights many of the ways that his recent works have not worked for me a Oh man. I think this book highlights many of the ways that his recent works have not worked for me anymore.

There's a dog in this one a golden retriever She has a man that loves her and of course he is an expert at weaponry he's a Navy SEAL though usually in this latest works the woman is also great at weaponry.

Koontz gets too lyrical at times instead of just telling the story. He took the unreliable narrator story and cranked it to There is also not much horror in this one really.

There are multiple POVs in this one, so just prepare yourself. The main character we follow through most of Ashley Bell though is Bibi Blair.

Bibi is an up and coming writer who lives in California. She is happy in her life, engaged to her fiancee Paxton who is off in Afghanistan on a black out mission I hope you like reading about that by the way she is waiting until he comes home and they can go off and start their life together.

However, Bibi wakes up one day and feels awful. Her hands and legs go numb and she has a nasty taste in her mouth. Willing herself not to panic, she calls her mother who takes her to the hospital and there is eventually delivered life changing news.

Apparently Bibi has a cancer so insidious that it will kill her within a year and there's no cure. Bib refuses to allow herself to believe in her doctor's words and says she will beat the cancer.

And miraculously she does, however, her recovery leads her down a dark path to some people who have drawn her into a deadly game of trying to protect a young teenage girl named Ashley Bell.

Without getting too spoilery about things, Koontz draws things out way too long. Once part of the plot was revealed to me I was so irritated I didn't know what to do.

Koontz also doesn't go back and explain some things that would have been better served after the fact I thought. We get facts about people in the story after the fact that Koontz doesn't set up initially.

There was a lot of back and forth about how Paxton doesn't really deserve Bibi because she is the best thing that has ever walked the Earth but they all hope he can try to be good enough for her.

That Bibi apparently could be a huge best selling author, but chooses not to be, cause reasons. I don't know.

Don't look at me for explanation of this stuff. Most of the characters were not very well thought out at all I thought.

The book splits up the action between Bibi and her fiancee Paxton. I have never in my life cared so little about a character in my life.

I thought Koontz was channeling Lee Child for a bit there with a Reacher type character and just started skimming when he showed up in the story.

Bibi's parents were barely in this story which was just odd. I wanted more information about them. We start off with there POVs, and then they fade out of the story, only to appear again.

Also they are both surfers so be happy reading as they talk "surfer" and people keep saying things like "she's walking the board. There's another character named Pogo and no I refuse to get into him much and he was dismissed earlier in the book, but the reveal about how close he was to Bibi and her family didn't work based on what came before.

We find out about another character named Captain and I said bah to the whole story-line which drove the plot from beginning to end. Nothing made sense at all.

I had a hard time imagining a scenario where he would be able to do what he did. The bad people I am just going to collectively call them that didn't really work at all.

They were way too Scooby-Doo villain for me. Some of the writing was just awful. A couple of times i just cringed at the try hard.

Very s. Croixs instead of one. I am so freaking over it. You can like the clothes, the writing, the American dream and all of that, and you still must acknowledge it was terrible for a good portion of us out there who were not white.

The flow was bad in this one. I think each chapter was about pages long. And after a certain point, we follow Bibi on her adventures, and Paxton on his.

It was too much to focus on while reading. And since things were being revealed more in Paxton's story, I found myself irritated going back to Bibi's and realizing that she was behind so to speak what was being revealed to readers and other characters in this story.

The ending was a hot joke. I seriously thought the bad guy and the thing that went bump in the night was just a bad joke come to life.

I don't think I ever read a Koontz book that thunked the landing so hard since Saint Odd. There are other books in this series, apparently two novellas.

But I am going to pass on them and go about my day. I just don't want to revisit these characters anytime soon. I did read the reviews though, and the novellas were better received than this novel based on what I can tell.

I have said for years that Koontz's short stories are pretty great, look at "Strange Highways" if you want to see some of them.

I also loved the novella for "The City" it gave me hope old school Koontz was back. View all 13 comments. I realised that I haven't read any Dean Koontz since my 20's and I'd forgotten how wickedly good he is.

I never realised before either how similar he and Stephen King are. Both are incredible story tellers, taking you into worlds where nothing is ever what it seems.

I really enjoyed my foray into Bibi's world and the twist and turns that kept me on my feet and guessing the whole time. It was so cleverly written with all the elements I remember from a really good Koontz novel.

It was suspenseful, I realised that I haven't read any Dean Koontz since my 20's and I'd forgotten how wickedly good he is. It was suspenseful, thrilling, a little creepy, terrifying in parts but mostly just an incredibly good story.

View all 4 comments. Dean Koontz has built his career on horror themed thrillers, but in this, the authors latest work, Ashley Bell , we see extra elements in fantasy and paranormal thrown into the mix in what is an intriguing and unusual read.

Twenty two year old Bibi Blair is a successful writer with a disturbed past. It will be that past that creeps up on her after she suffers a suspected stroke and is taken to hospital.

Bibi and her parents will then be shocked when she is given the worst possible diagnosis of a Dean Koontz has built his career on horror themed thrillers, but in this, the authors latest work, Ashley Bell , we see extra elements in fantasy and paranormal thrown into the mix in what is an intriguing and unusual read.

Bibi and her parents will then be shocked when she is given the worst possible diagnosis of a rare form of cancer and given up to a year to live.

Miraculously Bibi's cancer will disappear to the amazement of her loved ones and the doctors after being visited by a mysterious man and his dog in her hospital room.

After returning home to celebrate, her parents will introduce Bibi to a Scrabblemancer who will convince her that the reason her life was spared because she has a task that needs to completed, that being to save someone called Ashley Bell.

Who this person is and why Bibi is the one who needs to do this will see her on the run for her life as a supposed madman wants to take not just Ashely's life but Bibi's to.

The big question being is what is happening real or just Bibi's imagination working overtime? This story had a lot to like about it. The best thing for me was the creativity that was just flowing like a tap throughout.

Bibi is a wonderful character that is full of everything that makes books great, with a readers mind, she is a writer who writes about it and is so easy to be swept up in.

The storyline itself can get a bit confusing and I had to reread a number of passages to make sense of what was happening.

Other than that, this is an entertaining read that some may be put off by with the paranormal thriller components, which is fine, just don't read it.

But if you are inspired by the concept of imagination being life saving than this is a book well worth reading. View 1 comment.

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