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Read Reviews for Seize the Night - Dean Koontz
by - written on 29/11/00 (Useful, 34 readings)
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this book is not quite as good as its predecessor, however the basic fact that the charachters are so different and exciting would make this book worth a ead if it was 600 pages about fishing. Koontz's portrayal of animal is seen in most of his books as in this and it makes an interesting and refreshing change to have an animal as an integral charachter. This book does suffer from a couple of lengthy patches which aren't really needed but all in all I just love reading about Chris 'Snowman' Snow and his XP(xeroderma pigmentosum - aversion to light because it basically gives him cancer). I would also highly recommend any other Koontz books. I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/08/00 (Useful, 44 readings)
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This is the second book in the Christopher Snow / Moonlight Bay trillogy. Currently it is not know when the third and final book is due for publication but lets hope it is not too long. You must have read the first book to really get much out of this book, but once you have then this book is excellent. Christopher suffers from XP and cannot tollerate daylight and he and his friends are continuing to attempt to unravel what has been happening at the supposedly deserted military base in his town. People and animals appear to have been genetically modified and changing and becoming smarter. But they don't like Chris and friends snooping around and ... Read the complete review
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