Questions About Saint Odd (Odd Thomas, #7)

by Dean Koontz (Goodreads Author)

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What does everyone who started reading this book think about it so far? Is it worth the wait? I'm #9 on the list at my library.

Sharon Whitmon If you have read the rest of the series, you have to read the conclusion.

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Will this final book be as heart breaking as the first?

Jacob Springer No, because it's obvious by now that death isn't the end of anything but only the beginning of the real adventure. …moreNo, because it's obvious by now that death isn't the end of anything but only the beginning of the real adventure. (less)

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Am I the only one who still doesn't know what "fully smooth and blue" means?

Pam I think it means he has progressed through all the virtues and has now become...a saint!

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I loved the book! But I'm left with one question...who are Edie and her circle of friends, such as Deacon and his wife?

Leo I read through all the Odd books within days and currently working my way through the last one, and while no obvious explanation was provided to Edie …moreI read through all the Odd books within days and currently working my way through the last one, and while no obvious explanation was provided to Edie and her circle of friends, I have an odd feeling (all pun intended) that they were saints or ghost in service.
For me, the remaining of the novels only make sense if Odd died in book one, and the remainder of the books was his service. DK made sure to at least mention the three stages of life at least once in all the novels, boot camp, service, and the final eternal life of bliss/rewards. This constant referencing is what made me think that Oddy and friends were in service up until the end of the series.(less)

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Should I read the first ones first?