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 Midnight - Dean Koontz
Newest Review: ... evening. The attackers are unknown creatures. Later a woman arrives in the town to investigate the death of the jogger, her ... more  ... sister, since she was not happy with the official cause of death. What she uncovers is far worse, and more terrifying, than she ever expected. on her journey she meets a troubled FBI agent, a vietnam vet trapped in his flat due to his injuries, and a local girl terrified by what has happened to her parents and what they intend to do to her. The townsfolk, including the police have undergone improvements, transforming them into New People, but there is a problem with the process and some have started to regress to there...more |
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Dean Koontz Unabridged CD Collection:Watchers, Midnight
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Midnight - Dean Koontz: Genetically modified humans go mad!!! (252 words)
by - written on 17/11/08 (Useful, 31 readings)
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In this novel Dean Koontz once again investigates the use (or mis use) of genetic engineering and whether or not we are going too far in trying to perfect humanity and improve our physical and mental abilities. The book opens with the death of a jogger on a beach on a foggy evening. The attackers are unknown creatures. Later a woman arrives in the town to investigate the death of the jogger, her sister, since she was not happy with the official cause of death. What she uncovers is far worse, and more terrifying, than she ever expected. on her journey she meets a troubled FBI agent, a vietnam vet trapped in his flat due to his injuries, and a local girl ... Read the complete review
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