However, once Elliot seeks to have the order signed by a judge, both he and Tina find themselves visited by men who threaten them.
They devise a plan to exhume Danny’s coffin to get some answers, hoping that this will put everything to rest. In a panic, Tina begins to wonder if her son is communicating to her in some telekinetic manner and she engages the services of a local lawyer, Elliot Stryker, to help her get to the bottom of it. She has an eerie feeling and notices odd things happening, occurrences that lead her to wonder if Danny might not be dead after all. While working on a Las Vegas production, Tina uses her down time to finally box up Danny’s things. She thinks that she can see him passing on the street and went so far as to almost break into a vehicle when she saw a boy who bore a striking resemblance. Having perished in a bus accident while on a Scouts trip, Tina allowed her marriage to fall apart and has barely been able to function. Tina Evans has been struggling for a year since her son, Danny’s, death. Always liking to dive into a controversy, I decided to read this book to decide for myself. While Koontz denies that Wuhan-400 was a prophetic notion in his piece of fiction, those with too much isolation time seem to be holding firm.
One rumour that began circulating was that Dean Koontz (writing as Leigh Nichols) penned a 1981 book that predicted the virus decades before. After the media caught hold of the presumed origins of the COVID-19 virus, out came the conspiracy theorists with their tinfoil hats.
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