CalamityJane
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I was just reading the Stephen King thread, and wondered if any of you read Dean Koontz? Reason I ask, (aside from the fact that I think he's a great writer and I love his books), is, in his most recent book "The Darkest Evening of the Year", there is a quote that really got me. He wrote, as a thought in the heroine's head, "In self-defense and in defense of the innocent, killing is not murder, hesitation is not moral, and cowardice is the only sin."
I really liked this, and I liked reading it in a book by a well-known and well-read author. The good guys do use guns in the book, as do the bad guys.
His book "The Good Guy", is also very good, with a "good guy" just minding his own business choosing to not back away from trouble, much as most of us would like to think we would do. It is a great read, with guns as the primary tools used by all.
I really liked this, and I liked reading it in a book by a well-known and well-read author. The good guys do use guns in the book, as do the bad guys.
His book "The Good Guy", is also very good, with a "good guy" just minding his own business choosing to not back away from trouble, much as most of us would like to think we would do. It is a great read, with guns as the primary tools used by all.