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Thriller · 2007 · PG-13

The Good Guy

by Dean Koontz

A man in a bar is accidentally handed money by a stranger — and told to kill a woman. He decides to save her instead.

For14+GenreThrillerLength400 pagesRead time~11 hours

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Violence

A lot

Significant thriller violence — chase sequences, fights, and the killer's pursuit

Language

Some

Moderate language in the thriller genre

Sexual Content

Barely any

Brief romantic elements

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

Barely any

Themes of ordinary heroism and the choice to intervene against evil

What this book is about

Koontz's 2007 thriller is a propulsive action story about Tim Carrier who intervenes to save Linda Paquette from a hired killer. Significant action violence throughout. Appropriate for adults and older teens who enjoy thrillers.

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Significant thriller violence

Chase and action sequences

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