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The Servants of Twilight by Dean Koontz

  • January 4th, 2009
  • Posted in Books

I knew from the start that this was one to miss; it lacks Dean Koontz’s usual passion and proclaimed too much religious sentiment. Paperback: 512 Pages Publisher: Feature (16 May 1991) ISBN: 0747236380 My Rating: Buy from Amazon[ READ MORE ]

Brother Odd by Dean Koontz

  • July 6th, 2007
  • Posted in Books

Loop me in, odd one. The words, spoken in the deep of night by a sleeping child, chill the young man watching over her. For this was a favorite phrase of Stormy Llewellyn, his lost love, and Stormy is dead, gone forever from this world. In the haunted halls of the isolated monastery where he [ READ MORE ]

The Husband by Dean Koontz

  • January 7th, 2007
  • Posted in Books

With each and every new novel, Dean Koontz raises the stakes—and the pulse rate—higher than any other author. Now, in what may be his most suspenseful and heartfelt novel ever, he brings us the story of an ordinary man whose extraordinary commitment to his wife will take him on a harrowing journey of adventure, sacrifice, [ READ MORE ]

Ticktock by Dean Koontz

  • March 8th, 2006
  • Posted in Books

Tommy Phan is a successful detective novelist, living the American Dream in southern California. One evening he comes home to find a small rag doll on his doorstep. It’s a simple doll, covered entirely in white cloth, with crossed black stitches for the eyes and mouth, and another pair forming an X over the heart. [ READ MORE ]

The Good Guy by Dean Koontz

  • January 1st, 1970
  • Posted in Books

Timothy Carrier, having a beer after work at his friend’s tavern, enjoys drawing eccentric customers into amusing conversations. But the jittery man who sits next to him tonight has mistaken Tim for someone very different—and passes to him a manila envelope full of cash. “Ten thousand now. You get the rest when she’s gone.” The [ READ MORE ]

Odd Hours by Dean Koontz

  • January 1st, 1970
  • Posted in Books

Bitterly disappointed by this one, not much else to say. It was sh**. Hardcover: 400 Pages Publisher: Harper (01 July 2008) ISBN: 0007267533 My Rating: Buy from Amazon[ READ MORE ]

Velocity by Dean Koontz

  • January 1st, 1970
  • Posted in Books

Dean Koontz’s unique talent for writing terrifying thrillers with a heart and soul is nowhere more evident than in this latest suspense masterpiece that pits one man against the ultimate deadline. If there were speed limits for the sheer pulse-racing excitement allowed in one novel, Velocity would break them all. Get ready for the ride [ READ MORE ]

The Taking by Dean Koontz

  • January 1st, 1970
  • Posted in Books

In one of the most dazzling books of his celebrated career, Dean Koontz delivers a masterwork of page-turning suspense that surpasses even his own inimitable reputation as a chronicler of our worst fears—and best dreams. In The Taking he tells the story of a community cut off from a world under siege, and the terrifying [ READ MORE ]

False Memory by Dean Koontz

  • January 1st, 1970
  • Posted in Books

Not a continuation of the “Moonlight Bay” series (Seize the Night and Fear Nothing) as many fans were expecting, False Memory is nonetheless just as powerful and compulsive as anything he has written before. Martie Rhodes is a successful young computer games designer with a loving husband, Dusty, and a seemingly normal life. Her best [ READ MORE ]

Night Chills by Dean Koontz

  • January 1st, 1970
  • Posted in Books

Glenn drove the Land Rover into a wall at just over 100 mph. Alice stuck a meat fork through her hand and pinned it to the chopping board.Brenda took off all her clothes and did whatever she was told. All were compelled by a fear too great to be remembered, enslaved by a power no [ READ MORE ]

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