Dean Koontz? Who?

I spent 4 days reading Dean Koontz's 498 pages book, VELOCITY.
This is the first book by this author that i have read and i was hooked from the first page!
Being a mix of horror and mystery, this book has twists and turns throughout and constantly kept me on my toes as to what was going to happen next. Trying to guess who the killer is... An unexpected twist.

Synopsis:
Synopsis
The new fast-moving thriller from Dean Koontz is the story of an innocent man forced by a serial killer to choose who will be murdered next. William Wiles is an easygoing thirty-something, a bartender who lives a quiet life alone until a serial killer singles him out - not to kill him, but to force him to decide who the next victim will be. On his SUV, Billy finds the first note: 'If you don't take this note to the police and get them involved, I will kill a lovely blonde schoolteacher. If you do take this note to the police, I will instead kill an elderly woman active in charity work. You have four hours to decide. The choice is yours.' Billy pays an informal visit to an acquaintance, Lanny Olson, who is a policeman, and who thinks the note is a prank. The schoolteacher dies. The next note reverses the choices: if Billy takes the note to the police, a mother of two young children will die. If he doesn't, an unmarried man who won't be much missed will die. Lanny has to take this note seriously but the deadline runs out before he can decide how to make his involvement official.
Billy doesn't hear from him again because Lanny himself, unmarried, who will not be much missed, has become the next victim. There will be more communications from the killer, more hideous choices, with ever tighter decision times, and with each choice Billy is drawn deeper into an accelerating nightmare, which steadily becomes more personal, more confrontational, until he is isolated, with no one to turn to and no one to rely on but himself. Finally he must risk everything to save the intended victims...

*extracted from Amazon.co.uk

I'm ready to read another book by Dean Koontz, entitled, "Odd Brother".
I've never read a book in like 4 years! And i realised picking up a copy wouldn't hurt or bore me.

Met up with Liwen yesterday! WOW! She's so gorgeous! Haha! She got me a belated birthday present from Australia. A billabong chain. Now i have every reason to buy clothes to suit with it. :) I like it alot! Liwen, if you're reading this, THANKS ALOT! We did had a good talk for 3 hours or so at Starbucks, Wisma.

It was utterly a brilliant week for me. And as a new week begins with maybe a bang? Cos I'm on duty now? Duty gives me an andreline rush!