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Violence
A lot
Cult violence and a plot involving mass casualties; some deaths of characters Odd has known throughout the series
Language
Barely any
Very mild language; Odd's voice is gentle and observational
Sexual Content
None
No sexual content
Substance Use
None
No substance use
Emotional Intensity
A lot
The completion of a destiny accepted with grace, the particular sadness of knowing what is coming and walking toward it anyway, a farewell to a character who never asked to be extraordinary
What this book is about
The seventh and final Odd Thomas novel brings Odd back to Pico Mundo, the hometown where everything began. He has seen in vision what is coming: a satanic cult with a nuclear device, a mass casualty event only he can prevent. Odd has spent seven novels carrying the gift of seeing the dead and the lingerites who foreshadow tragedy, and Koontz brings him home with full knowledge that the finale will require everything. Saint Odd is a farewell that earns its emotion through everything that preceded it.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
violence tied to a satanic cult plot
the series finale demands previous books for emotional weight
some character deaths
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