Icebound

In the end all ends good but I wished them all killed. What we learn? Nothing. If this was the first book I've read from Koontz I wouldn't be reading another book of his so soon..
It is poorly written, lacks suspense or tension, the characters are one-dimensional and the 'serial killer' subplot is pitiful (so pitiful that the "serial killer" doesn't kill anyone!)
Some characteristcs of the characters,
-One is highly phobic, terrified of (you guessed it): ice & snow (because of an accident that killed her parents)!
-Another's family was murdered in China
-Another's had close relatives assasinated while in office and is disillusioned by politics (a thinly disguised JFK jr?)
-Another lost his son to cancer
-Another's psychotic
... oh well..