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Dean Koontz Omnibus: "Cold Fire", "Face ofFear", "The Mask" v. 1
Pages: 800, Hardcover, Headline Book Publishing Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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Pages: 1, Edition: Reissue, Hardcover, Putnam Pub Group (T) Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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Read Reviews for The Mask - Dean Koontz
by - written on 09/09/00 (Very useful, 170 readings)
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Every book written by Dean Koontz, I have thoroughly enjoyed. The Mask is no exception. The story is basically about a middle class American couple, Carol and Paul. Carol cannot have children, due to problems she had in her youth that led her to be unable to bear children. The couple are both doctors, and highly regarded. They apply to an adoption agency to adopt a child. The board assures them that they are the perfect candidates for adoption. In the meanwhile strange events start to happen, a massive storm, that leads to them losing their adoption application. A strange thunking noise in the house. Terrible dreams, Carol is convinced ... Read the complete review
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